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hello! can you share both request ids [0]? it'd look like req_xxx
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the successful one too would be great
It's a bit harder to find the successful one since it doesn't show up in the logs, haha. I'm still trying to get it, sorry
you can find it in the response header : https://stripe.com/docs/api/request_ids, you can see an example of how to get for the relevant library on the right
ok
Here is a new failed one I just did: req_HCDr4g48OfZGoB
And the corresponding refreshed attempt that worked right after: req_m6dzc9rbsJczd3
those are two entirely different API endpoints. https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_HCDr4g48OfZGoB - for the one that failed, you passed in an Invoice id into the payment_intent parameter
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a PaymentIntent id starts with the prefix pi_
hmmm
Interesting, ok that might be a starting point for me to look into where in my code it might be branching unintentionally then.
onesec, i may have opened the wrong request id
oh nvm, the requests that i opened are correct
I think I may have just spotted where it might be branching! Sorry, thanks for setting me on the right track, haha.
So i should be good now! If I have any issues once I fix what I'm seeing here I'll open a new ticket. Thanks again! 🙂
you're welcome! glad i could help!