#sammyy1909
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- sammyy1909, 18 hours ago, 5 messages
hi! you'd make sure your endpoint returns 200s to any requests it receives.
But for example if the app isn't used for seven days
Is there a way to prevent it from going down
We are starting this project
Still doesn't have a regular use, sometimes takes weeks
not sure what you mean. Stripe doesn't disable your endpoint if it's not active.
It did in our webhooks
yeah I think you're misunderstanding it
Do we have to always manually go there and enable it or is there any other way?
what it means is that if we are sending you webhooks and you're responding to those with not 200s, then we disable
it doesn't mean that we disable if we just don't see any 200s because we aren't sending you anything
but I can see how you could read it that way, fair point
So you saying for example if in 15 days we don't receive any event at all and 200 isn't returned the endpoint won't be disabled.
It only get's disable if it's receiving a lot of requests and none are 200?
yes
So for example we have montly payments imagine our clients stop using for a few months and we receive errors in invoice paid for example. Would that be a way that the webhook was disabled?
no there wouldn't
sorry, I think I explained above, not sure how I can make it clearer
the way it works is if we send you webhooks and you respond with an error, if you keep doing that we will disable the endpoint
if nothing is happening, then we don't do anything or disable anything
Yeah i think i understand. The text was the main thing that confused me. Thank you