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Sorry to hear that and let me feedback to the team on the example repo.
Please use the latest SDK and modify it following our Doc: https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/payments/setup-reader/tap-to-pay?platform=android
If you face a specific compile error, we could help to look closer
When I update the dependency to the latest version of the SDK; this is the compile error I get.
There are further errors, I am guessing it's a change in the API, but I can figure out what it is, and I am not too familiar with the API to be able to figure this out.
Sorry I couldn't see the error message. What does it say about processPayment?
unresolved reference
Yeah the code is old. Sorry. Could you follow the Doc I provided above? The step to collect in TapToPay would be collectPaymentMethod and confirmPaymentIntent instead. See https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/payments/collect-card-payment?terminal-sdk-platform=android#collect-payments-ttpoa
ok, I actually just figured that out. Can I highly recommend that repository be updated or replaced with up to date code.
Is there a full implementation example? like a github repository that I can clone?
We have but not for TTP, sorry
I am actually trying to get something basic working for the M2 reader
Sure, then you can refer to this one: https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/quickstart?reader=m2&platform=android