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pale dew
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what's the issue

reef dust
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Hello there, good afternoon

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here is what I did

  1. Change the version to latest on the dashboard
  2. Tried to update the NPM packages in my code base, failed, seems stuck at an older version
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I used npm install stripe, nothing happened

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still the older version there

pale dew
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api version isn't the same thing as your client library version

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what is your end goal

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what are you really trying to do here

reef dust
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I'm trying to setup a coupon that allow free of charges, but seems that kind of coupon is only allowed in a newer version

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so I tried to update the api to latest including @stripe/stripe-js

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I followed the doc, did a few steps, but it refused to update

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I used brew install btw

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should I use brew install again to get the latest version?

pale dew
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again, api version isn't the same thing as your stripe library version

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You should be able to set the api version in the code

reef dust
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 "@stripe/stripe-js": "^1.54.2",
 "stripe": "^12.18.0",
pale dew
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If you need to use something on a different api version just set the api version in your client

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stripe-js version isn't the same as api version

reef dust
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so regardless what stripe or stripe js version I installed, I can specify a newer version in my code for it to work?

pale dew
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yeah

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the issue is you are on an earlier api version that doesn't support $0 checkout sessions

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so you just need to use a newer api version

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you don't NEED to upgrade you client version if you don't want to

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up to you

reef dust
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the latest version is 14 and I'm stuck at 12

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so if that doesn't matter, as long as I can define the version in the code, I probably don't have to update right?

pale dew
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they're 2 different concepts entirely

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stripe api version is not the same as stripe-js version

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You can use different api versions on any stripe-js install

reef dust
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Got you, thanks, let me try and define the api version in stripe-js

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based on our discussion, it should work

pale dew
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Note that upgrading api version can cause unintended side effects

reef dust
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oh, that I didn't know

pale dew
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Recommend thoroughly testing your code before deploying any change

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Yeah different api versions introduce different behavior

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Sometimes this affects your integration

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It's on you to read the changelog

reef dust
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thank you, I will read through the breaking changes

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maybe just give up the 100% free coupon

pale dew
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Up to you on if it's worth the effort

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But if you decide to proceed, read the changelog and do thorough integration tests

reef dust
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yeah, another quick question, I'm trying to confirm if an connect standard account is approved once the user submitted his/her info

pale dew
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what's the question?

reef dust
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I was told to monitor account.charges_enabled and account.payouts_enabled

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which one is triggered once the account is approved by stripe and how long does it normally take

pale dew
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Those aren't events

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You'd monitor account.updated

reef dust
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yes of course

pale dew
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And look at charges_enabled and payouts_enabled on the object received

reef dust
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do I have to do both or just one is enough

pale dew
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Look at both fields

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You should also probably monitor the requirements hash

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That'll clue you in on if there's any specific info your connect accounts need to provide

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how long does it normally take
no idea

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that varies

reef dust
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Great. Thank you very much as always and have a great day there!

pale dew
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Same to you

reef dust
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back to the 100% free coupon issue, what if the user is only charged $0.10, like 10 cents, how does stripe deal with this kind transactions

pale dew
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We have a minimum charge of $0.50

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So it wouldn't work

reef dust
pale dew
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Either needs to be $0 or >= 0.50

reef dust
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oh, in the older version api, how to create free charges, is there anyway that behaves like a coupon code?

pale dew
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You can't

reef dust
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anyway, if it's too much, I will just create a coupon to charge $0.50 then

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ok, thanks

pale dew
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You need newer api version for $0 checkout sessions

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They won't create a charge object

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Charges have to always be > 0.50

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The checkout session just allows you to complete checkout with $0 but no charge is ever created for 0