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glad furnace
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Hi there

devout radish
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Hi @glad furnace

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So, someone on team was assisting me earlier on this. He needed a cs_test_xxx for a location supported in Stripe Tax

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Just thought to let you know if that helps...

glad furnace
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I see, okay

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do you have that ID?

glad furnace
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You probably want to debug your value of $shouldCollectVatId

devout radish
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It will be true for this session

glad furnace
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tax_id_collection.enabled was set to false

devout radish
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Oh I see

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I'll debug my code

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Is there an easy way for me get the request ID from my colleague's session? So I don't have to hop in here for this?

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I meant the creation request ID

glad furnace
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took the words right from my fingers ๐Ÿ™‚

devout radish
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Haha ๐Ÿ™‚

glad furnace
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No, not possible. You can use your browser's developer tools (specifically, the network tab) when you load the Session to retrieve the Session ID (cs_test_b12Ym2smZjX81WQ6ulZBp9OfhHvNA0zRxcQFlwMfeFP5fmohkGvOjlpvW2 in this case) but that's about it. This ID is also visible in the Session URL.

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You can't jump from a Session ID to the request ID tied to its creation

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at least not programmatically