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• ruslan-kazmiryk_code, 1 day ago, 64 messages
• ruslan_checkout-urls, 1 day ago, 85 messages

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[bitter pewter]

Hi, let me help you with this.

Where did you see an example using .save()?

[viral wadi]

I mean it is commonly used in Programming

related to any kind of objects in code

to save chages done on such objects

I haven't yet known does it work with Stripe objects.

[bitter pewter]

You can only update Stripe objects by sending an update request. However, Checkout Sessions are not editable.

[viral wadi]

Otherwise it won't save changes (evidenced on that)

Ok, could you please help me with that?

[bitter pewter]

What are you trying to achieve, on the high-level? Maybe I could suggest a workaround.

[viral wadi]

for test function mine

specifically

[viral wadi]

well, to save changes for Stripe session object within my test function

as I mentioned above

You can see my codebase

or code chunck

[bitter pewter]

As I mentioned, you can't modify the Checkout Session object in Stripe.

You can only update its status by simulating making a payment.

[viral wadi]

can you suggest alternatives?

in clear understandable way

just as you see my test code

above

[viral wadi]

well, payment is created after session was created

[bitter pewter]

Yeah, it's not something you can simulate for automated tests, unfortunately. You will have to run your tests by mocking your Stripe integration.

[viral wadi]

And point is that successful payment (fact that it is done) is the fact when customer will be redirected on payment success url page

how can I make this within test function

[viral wadi]

so, only via creating Mock objects?

no other options accessible in my case?

for my purposes

[bitter pewter]

No, unfortunately.

[viral wadi]

Thanks, got it