#mike-j_webhooks

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brazen creek
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hi there!

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where exactly did you expect to receive the events you shared above but didn't? on the Stripe CLI, or on your real webhook endpoint?

rotund jay
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On my local stripe cli

brazen creek
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unfortunately I cannot check on my end what has been received or not on the Stripe CLI. however I can see that the events you shared were received by your webhook endpoint.

rotund jay
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Yes, I see that too, and it looks like they got though fairly quickly. So, in this example where let's say there's 1000 cards that are going to expire this month, and Stripe is working through sending those updates to us. I'd consider that message low-priority personally. Do these webhook calls get delivered with any kind of priority, so something more important like a paymentintent or setupintent succeeding would jump the queue and get delivered before the 1000 other events are delivered, or is there one queue, and the intents succeeding would be delivered after the rest?

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(This is just for my own knowledge)

brazen creek
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Do these webhook calls get delivered with any kind of priority
no there isn't. but note that the Stripe CLI is only for testing, so I wouldn't rely on it too much. you should use a real webhook endpoint if you absolutely need to receive the events.

rotund jay
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Ok, suspected that might be the answer. It just raised some questions while I was developing this. Thanks