#matthewwoodruff_webhooks
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Java is a strong typed prog language, the API version is pined to each SDK version
Update your webhook code to handle both the old and new version of each object.
That means you can implement two webhook endpoints and register two webhook endpoint versions
You can use a middelware for example, that check the api version in the event payload and forward the request to the Java endpoint that can handle that version
This code will prevent the object from being deserialized when the versions don't match https://github.com/stripe/stripe-java/blob/0a22df51de972314adc98b8d69f2ac4cad124dea/src/main/java/com/stripe/model/EventDataObjectDeserializer.java#L114
Yes exactly.
In other words, you can't handle two webhook events with different API version using the same Stripe Java SDK.