#captainpotato19na_best-practices

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royal lichen
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Hello! You don't need to have all of the API versions match. Are the different API versions causing issues of some kind?

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Some of our libraries and SDKs are pinned to specific API versions, so you can't really control what API version they use without upgrading or downgrading them. We generally recommend using the newest version of everything possible, but if you have a working integration you should only change it if there's a good reason to do so.

brisk folio
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So recently we updated our web integration to version 2023-10-16 and observed some hick-ups, upon reading Stripe documentation we deduced that keeping API version to the latest is recommended, however different platforms appears to have different API versions pinned within the SDKs.

So independent platform appears to be working okay, we just wanted to make sure Android and iOS using way older API version(in their latest respective SDKs) isnt gonna break something for us.

royal lichen
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I can't say for certain as I don't know the details of your entire integration, but generally speaking people use Android and iOS SDKs with different API versions all the time and it works fine.

brisk folio
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okay thank you for your prompt response. Just to close this conversation

our web is using API version -> 2023-10-16
Android -> 2020-03-02
iOS -> 2020-08-27

These are from latest release of respective SDKs and it is normal to have these API versions different for different platforms.