#derand1_webhooks
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- derand1_best-practices, 1 day ago, 5 messages
regal nacelle
Hello! The short answer is no. The best way to stop retries for a specific Event is to respond to it with a successful HTTP status code (e.g., 200).
steep blade
Can I do that on the stripe terminal?
regal nacelle
The long answer is that you can stop retries, but you need to do it at the Webhook Endpoint level by disabling the entire Webhook Endpoint and then enable it again. This might cause you to miss some Events, and is generally not recommended unless you're certain it won't cause any issues for your integration.
No, your Webhook Endpoint needs to respond to the next retry request with a successful response.
You can't do that from Stripe's end.
steep blade
I think disabling could work. Are there any side effects besides possibly missing an event in the few moments its disabled?
regal nacelle
It will stop all outstanding retries for all Events, not just this one, so if you have other Events with pending retries those retries will not happen after disabling your Webhook Endpoint.
Let me check on the specific Event you mentioned...
steep blade
Ahh okay that's not a problem. Just outstanding retries? It won't cause any problems for existing subscriptions/upcoming events right?
Got it thanks
regal nacelle
Events might be missed if they happen while the Webhook Endpoint is disabled, but other than that no, once you enable it again subequent Events should behave normally.
regal nacelle
Happy to help!
steep blade
Have a great day