#dbugger_product-lookupkey

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fossil ferry
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@small iron looks like a Dashboard bug. Try using the API instead and pass lookup_key: '' and it should work

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dbugger_product-lookupkey

small iron
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You mean a bug, in the sense that it is not being updated? Or that it is being updated, but not shown? I am not sure if you are telling me to use the API to update it, or to check the value

fossil ferry
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I think it's not being updated so try the API to unset it

small iron
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Cool, I will

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I tried this:

await stripe.price.update(prices.data[0].id, { lookup_key: null });

And it threw an exception with the message:

[18:04:45.831] ERROR (705580): Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'update')

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I checked the id value. It is the correct one

fossil ferry
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yeah you went way too fast

  1. It's prices with an S not price
  2. It's an empty string '' not null
small iron
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Oh 😛

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I should have seen that one. I though that "update" was an internal thing of yours. Sorry.

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Yes, that worked

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even though null also worked

fossil ferry
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we'll get the Dashboard bug fixed

small iron
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Thanks for everything!