#tomlife43_webhooks
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wraith harness
hello! I'm a bit confused, this looks like a publicly accesible url (endpoint), is there a reason why you are using the CLI?
I think you would first want to check if your server has received any requests. Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers generally means that the client can't reach the server for some reason
bold dust
hello! I'm a bit confused, this looks like a publicly accesible url (endpoint), ...
Hi Alex! Thank you for reaching out.
I should've told you first that I'm very a beginner about Webhooks... I thought I could use CLI to watch how webhooks works like a console. Shouldn't I use CLI when I deploy webhook functions on Google Cloud?
wraith harness
The Stripe CLI is generally meant to help with development e.g. you are developing in your local machine, and it does not have a publicly accessible URL for Stripe to send webhooks to. In such a case, you would use the Stripe CLI to forward webhooks to your local server
since you already have Google Cloud, I'm assuming that you have a publicly accessible URL, in which case, you don't need the Stripe CLI to forward webhooks there
you can setup the webhook endpoint in https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/webhooks if you have a publicly accessible endpoint
bold dust
I think you would first want to check if your server has received any requests. ...
Sure! I already have a publicly accessible URL so I quit using Stripe CLI.
And my server seems it has received requests. This is what I saw in Google Cloud Logs Explorer. I'd be very happy if you could see if the Stripe client can't reach the google cloud server...!
bold dust
you can setup the webhook endpoint in https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/webhooks...
I've already done this step!
wraith harness
i'm not sure what you mean. If your server has received the requests, this means that Stripe has reached your server right?
bold dust
Yes right. So do you think something happening which causes timeout on Google Cloud Functions?
Im terribly sorry if I disturb you since I'm not so familiar with this topic..
wraith harness
unfortunately I don't really have any idea on how Google Cloud functions work so I'm not going to be able to advise more about why it's timing out