#malidu_webhooks

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vague linden
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If you have corrected the error and your endpoint started getting new event, you should be good leaving it untouched

upbeat sail
# vague linden If you have corrected the error and your endpoint started getting new event, you...

In the email, they said:

"We've attempted to send event notifications to this endpoint 10 times since the first failure on June 6, 2024, at 12:24:51 PM UTC. If this endpoint is important to your application, please try and fix the issue. If you do not need this webhook endpoint, you can remove it from your Stripe webhook settings. We will stop sending event notifications to this webhook endpoint by June 15, 2024, at 12:24:51 PM UTC."

I plan to delete that endpoint and create a new endpoint with the same URL (because our site is not yet published to users). If I do that, is it okay?

vague linden
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Yeah should be fine

upbeat sail
# vague linden Yeah should be fine

Also, if I want to, I can keep the same webhook endpoint without doing anything because I resolved the error. They will keep sending event notifications.

vague linden
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Yes

upbeat sail
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Also, I have one problem. I have to do some processing before sending a success response to Stripe. That process takes up to 2 minutes, so I cannot send the response immediately. Is that okay?

vague linden
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No 2 minutes is too long. We will timeout after 20 secs if I remember correctly

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You would want to enque it and respond 200 immediately. Then you can build a queueing system, which workers can start processing the queue