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strange flicker
In the CLI, I ran stripe get customers and with the PHP SDK, I ran:
$stripe = new \Stripe\StripeClient(env('STRIPE_SECRET_KEY'));
$customers = $stripe->customers->all();
floral cliff
hello! Those Customers have a test clock. when calling a List API, the returned set of objects omits any that are associated with test clocks, unless a test_clock, customer, or subscription parameter is passed in, in which case, the relevant objects are returned in the response.
we're working on improving our docs so that this is clearly mentioned to avoid confusion
strange flicker
What is the test_clock parameter I should pass? I do have the ID for my test clock
strange flicker
This worked in the SDK, $customers = $stripe->customers->all(['test_clock' => env('STRIPE_TEST_CLOCK')]);. How would I use a test clock on the CLI?
floral cliff
sorry, I don't understand. Do you mean you are trying to list customers via the CLI?
strange flicker
I wanted to know if I could use the test clock in the CLI requests?
floral cliff
are you also trying to list customers with a test clock parameter with the CLI?
use test clock is a very broad statement
strange flicker
Yes, using a test clock parameter with the CLI. The SDK will work for what I am doing, I am just curious about the CLI