#freshcart_webhooks
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- freshcarthq, 1 day ago, 12 messages
forest dawn
Hi there, you can get the "customer" from "payment_method.detached" event's previous_attributes hash.
muted tide
Gotcha. Now when a default payment_method is detached, does it fire a customer.updated event?
muted tide
Yes, I have noticed. So, I have been playing around with detaching default payment_methods and on my backend, it is resulting in redundant processing.
As it is firing two events
Any thoughts on avoiding that?
forest dawn
No, you can't avoid events.
muted tide
Okay. Thanks.