#liam-curran_api
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quick sundial
hi! what exact permission error are you getting?
burnt hazel
StripePermissionError: The provided key 'sk_test_8a******************i2II' does not have access to account 'acct_1OuGEhBHbFgrJmk2' (or that account does not exist). Application access may have been revoked.
Seems to happen on the first account in the list, is there a way to skip rather than throwing the error?
quick sundial
for clarity that account is already deleted, it was deleted about 15:50 yesterday
burnt hazel
Is there a way to skip accounts that are already deleted when querying? seems like in the docs there's no handy way to filter
quick sundial
when you list are you maybe getting a "deleted" stub?
{ id: "acct_xxx", deleted:true}
I would have thought deleted accounts don't get returned from the list API
burnt hazel
hmm, it looks like the deleted is void or undefined in our code
we're on 2020-08-27 - would that be a newer flag?
quick sundial
that's a typescript problem because you have to cast to a specific "deleted" stub or something
but anyway, let's ignore that
what is an example of the full JSON response you're getting from the list call?
burnt hazel
i ran the script a couple times and it always hits that same account so i think it is returning it
quick sundial
in any case, you can just wrap the call to stripe.accounts.del() in a try/catch and continue the loop if it errors, that's what I would do.