#alxtzheptabasecom_api

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primal condor
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Without touching the upgrade option on the dashboard yet (as it requires more attention). I've tried upgrading the node lib to v16.8.0, configuring new Stripe(0x00, { apiVersion: '2024-06-20' }), or setting API version in the func call.

(example)

await stripe.customers.search(
  {
    query: 0x00
  },
  {
    apiVersion: '2024-06-20',
  }
);
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However, with all these attempts. The server-side stripe object seems to always be initialised with VERSION: '8.209.0'. With stripe.customers.search() missing

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sonic valley
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You must not be upgrading stripe-node properly

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It seems like you're still get the old 8.x version of the package

primal condor
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Really, interesting. Let me check again

sonic valley
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How are you triggering the update?

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Honestly, you might just try manually deleting the stripe-node directory from node_modules

primal condor
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Yup, I'm definitely killing the entire node_modules to being with.

Also you're correct. Somehow the stripe class I'm importing is on a legacy version in the first place. Looks like my fault more

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sonic valley
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Weird, but yea this is definitely just loading the wrong version for some reason

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Are you using any global cache that needs to be wiped?

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Is your package.json referring to the correct/explicit new version?