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Yep you can upgrade the default version on your entire account, though you can only update that to the latest API version as well.
https://docs.stripe.com/upgrades#how-can-i-upgrade-my-api
Something that may help is that you can create endpoints with arbitrary API versions through the API, though you'd need to use something like an ngrok tunnel because it requires a public URL
https://docs.stripe.com/api/webhook_endpoints/create#create_webhook_endpoint-api_version
so the only way to use stripe-cli is to upgrade our java library to the latest version?
The CLI doesn't have a way to install or update our client libraries as far as I am aware
I think you would want to upgrade it like a normal Java package
No, but I'm asking if there is any way to use stripe-cli in such situation we have (i.e. to use api version 2024-04-10).
From what you said it means that there is no option, right?
And the only thing that can be done to be able to use sripe-cli is to upgrade our system to use com.stripe:stripe-java library that works with the latest api version (2024-06-20).
Did I get it right?
Oh sorry, I see what I misread from your message. Yes, you are correct. The CLI can only do your current version or the latest version, so your java library would have to use one of those
and there is no way to set a current version (default version) to 2024-04-10?
You can't set that yourself but our support team can set your account's default version to an arbitrary version if you reach out https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
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ok, thanks