#dan1106_best-practices
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i believe it's expected to have both test and live modes in your manifest: https://docs.stripe.com/stripe-apps/reference/app-manifest#extended-manifest
There are a few mentions of different configurations in those docs, so let me know if any of those would work for your use-case
yeah, there's a local manifest vs a deployed
but I wanted to confirm there's only one deployed manifest covering both test and live mode
Hi @strange void so you want to set up a different stripe-app.json for development?
hi Jack! No, not for test. A different manifest for production/live releases and testing releases
Basically you want to keep the URLs that you use during development in a seperate stripe-app.json file?
Got it. I think you are looking at the right document. You just need to create a differet stripe-app.[something].json file
And specify this file when using the stripe apps CLI
For example stripe apps start --manifest stripe-app.dev.json
ok, so I would upload some versions which I never intend to release via the store (for testing, using my .test.json file)
and then some versions which are intended for prod use?
Why do you need to upload the testing version?
because i need to do a public test in order for my app to receive webhook events from connected accounts
but my "public test" is really just me using another one of my accounts
Ok, then you need to upload the app for public test, and you might want to remove those testing URLs when you upload for production.