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- zerocool_terminal-reader, 4 days ago, 12 messages
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I don't think that has GA'd yet. It's still a preview feature that will GA at a later date: https://docs.stripe.com/api/terminal/readers/object#terminal_reader_object-last_seen_at
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Got it, it would be accessible if I used the CURL client just not the go client then?
I'm not sure if it's available at all. Usually a preview is just a plug for features that haven't been released yet, but let me see if I can find anything on it
Got it, thank you!
I just ran the CURL and it does return last_seen_at as unix time. It will be nice once this field is accessible through Go as well.
For sure. I'm happy to put that in as a feature request for the library. It has been in "preview" a long time, so I can't guarantee it will get any traction, but I'm happy to poke them anyway