#alexander-applepay-domain
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- alexander_farkas, 2 hours ago, 29 messages
@dapper hornet we don't have docs for older API versions unfortunately. What are you trying to answer exactly?
alexander-applepay-domain
I have created an apple pay domain with the following code. Is it activated and verified automactically?
stripe.ApplePayDomain.create(
stripe_account=account_id,
api_key=secret_key,
domain_name=domain_name,
)
New API requires additional verification step
yes that one is verified automatically and if the verification fails the creation fails
Thank you! Yet apple pay doesn't seem to work unfortunately.
Error message:
Either you do not have a card saved to your Wallet or the current domain (<reducted domain>) or stripeAccount parameter (<reducted stripe connect account>) is not registered for Apple Pay.
Okay so let's focus on your real question then and not the first one. Apple Pay doesn't work, please provide detailed and crisp information about the entire integration so I can help you further!
I have just DMed you the details
okay you registered the domain in Test mode and that will never work with that old API. It had a really old quirk where the registration should only happen in Live mode
This is fixed on the newer API so I'd recommend 100% using the newer one
Ok, thank you. Am I right that I can upgrade to Python SDK v6, set stripe.api_version to the old one, but modify stripe_versions for that specific request for PaymentMethodDomains?
Like that
stripe.PaymentMethodDomains.create(
stripe_account=account_id,
api_key=secret_key,
domain_name=domain_name,
stripe_version="2023-xx-xx"
)
yes you can upgrade (careful with breaking changes)
yes you can force the API version you want
no you don't need to set a specific API version for that request, old API versions will work totally fine
Thank you very much!