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- uncle_products-prices-business-model, 2 hours ago, 5 messages
supple hedge
Hello
What version of the SDK are you running?
supple hedge
Yup
supple hedge
Can you check if you're using the correct interface?
https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node/blob/master/types/Customers.d.ts
Customer type does have a name parameter so I don't know why you're seeing this error
astral belfry
where would I look for that
?
sorry
Maybe I just need to restart VSCode
because I think I did find the interface and it does have a name?:
supple hedge
Yeah try it out
astral belfry
Nope I restarted my computer and it's still there
supple hedge
silly question but are you using typescript in your project? Or is it just the editor complaining?
To be clear, you can ignore these afaik if you're not using Typescript
astral belfry
I am using typescript
supple hedge
Gotcha. Let me think
astral belfry
it's not a big deal because it does work
just have the squiggly line and the file name is red.
supple hedge
Yeah I'm not sure. It usually has something to do with using the wrong type