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- orelzman_api, 12 minutes ago, 23 messages
- orelzman_api, 3 hours ago, 33 messages
warm schooner
tepid silo
Hi there
warm schooner
Hi 🙂
tepid silo
Could you share the destination ID for that webhook?
If you click that webhook, you should see an event destination ID in workbench. The ID begins with "we_"
warm schooner
we_1QPRP6RxhYQDfRYG7RjUqyeU
tepid silo
Okay, I see we tried to deliver events to the ngrok endpoint but that endpoint replied with a 500 response
warm schooner
I tried again
(Still the same in the terminal)
All I got is authorized/deauthorized
(Still the same in terminal)
tepid silo
In your terminal, can you run stripe config --list and share with me the account_id you see? (just the account ID , please)
warm schooner
acct_1QPLDSLcdCflntvq
I see now that it's not the account that's registered in my db
I logged in form the account I authenticated with
Is it expected that every time I authenticate with Stripe I get a different account id?
tepid silo
You as a Stripe user (who logs in with a specific email address) can have access to multiple merchant accounts. Each of those merchant accounts has a unique account ID (acct_...)
warm schooner
done
tepid silo
Then use stripe login to authenticate the CLI again. I recommend paying close attention to which account you're logged into on your browser before you use this command
warm schooner
I have 2 different google accounts (different chrome users). That's how I differentiate
Still the same. acct_1QPLDSLcdCflntvq
tepid silo
Okay, that's fine. When you use stripe login, you'll be prompted to press enter, which will open a browser window
warm schooner
I'll try to login from the other one
tepid silo
Still the same. acct_1QPLDSLcdCflntvq
and this is not the account you want to log into, correct?
tepid silo
I recommend logging out of Stripe from your browser entirely then before using stripe login
Alright, I think you're working with at least three different account IDs
we_1QPRP6RxhYQDfRYG7RjUqyeU (which you shared above) is not tied to acct_1QPRyJAJzppB4sR5
Ah, I see. acct_1QPRyJAJzppB4sR5 is connected to the platform that uses Connect endpoint we_1QPRP6RxhYQDfRYG7RjUqyeU
warm schooner
Exactly.
tepid silo
Okay, let's take a step back
If you log into Stripe (on your browser) as the platform then authenticate the CLI as the platform, you can trigger events as the connected account by using the --stripe-account flag: https://docs.stripe.com/cli/trigger#trigger-stripe_account