#peter_webhooks
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The choice of webhook events depend on your integration really (what information your integration needs in order to do x... y... z...)
Are you using subscriptions?
if so, this is a pretty good doc to understand when certain events are triggered: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/webhooks
Thx for the link. Yes, subscriptions and payment intents. I think I’ll have to just do a deep dive at some point, between listening to charge.*, customer.subscription.*, customer.*, invoice.*, and checkout.session.* — it’s causing a bit of the overload on the webhook when a new subscription is created
LMK if I need to open a separate question, but I appear to have received a test-mode event on my production-mode webhook from a connect account?
event: evt_1P104pFZCj0yycQh41AxgKdJ
account: acct_1NmarOFZCj0yycQh
request: req_hvNoLRZfg61BRR
It looks like a Stripe Standard Connect account created a test mode charge. Is it possible the events from that came through my production-mode webhook? (I think it’d be this one: we_1GylfQFMpnKnvESqJZi164ia)
Hi there, catching up since my teammate needed to step away
This is expected: https://docs.stripe.com/connect/webhooks#connect-webhooks
Live and test events are sent to production webhooks