#darrynh_code

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frail sun
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That is so wierd

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when I see the logs it is there

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but in .net where I am coding it from using the nuget package c#

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its not

frail sun
echo orbitBOT
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req_YfrSdvdUliQ4BS

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there is the id

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I do see in the response the url is there

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but I am not using the api directly I am using stripe.net library in c#

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I cant find the url in the returned object

frail sun
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Yes the url of the Session is there.

frail sun
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yes latest for .net 8

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this is what I get

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but when I look at logs on stripe platform the url is there

frail sun
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Did you try to log the entire object in the console ?

frail sun
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Here you are inspecting the service but not th eobject response.

stable quest
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what you are seeing is inspecting the service

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It is not a console app so can't log the whole opject there

frail sun
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Even if it's a webapp you have console and you should log objects there.

stable quest
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its confusing the yellow highlighted in my screen shot is not what is being inspected. it is the service itself you can tell by the first line saying service

frail sun
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I invite you to reach out to .NET community and understand/check how you can inspect your application and trace log lines.

stable quest
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how do I do that

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how do I reach out to .net community

abstract warren
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You can check/ask on StackOverflow, for example.