#antoniobg_webhooks
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gentle minnow
Hi, let me help you with this.
Users don't need to (and can't) control the app version, so this shouldn't be a problem: https://docs.stripe.com/stripe-apps/versions-and-releases#versions
native tulip
Hi yeah, I understand they don't need to control them, but as a developer I'd like to know which version is using each customer.
For example, we might publish a new version that requires new permissions, and in our site, we offer a new feautre that requires those new permissions. We would like to know which customers are on an older version so we can ask them to update the app on Stripe.
gentle minnow
All customers will get the latest version automatically.
native tulip
But once you install the app, if we publish a new version, they need to update their version manually right? At least if we request new permissions they need to accept them
gentle minnow
they need to update their version manually right
Where did you read this exactly?
native tulip
I haven't read it, but one of our customers had to manually accept the new permissions in their Stripe Dashboard in order to get the app updated
gentle minnow
I understand. I don't think you can catch that on your side.
I think the best thing you can do it notify all the users when you plan to release a new version. However, there might always be someone who will not accept the permissions and you will need to be able to handle these cases.
native tulip
That's why it would be helpful to get a webhook when an app is updated, or at least be able to check it via API. Otherwise we might disturb a lot of people who don't need to do anything with their app if it's already updated.
Alternatively, is there a way to check which permissions a connected account granted us?
gentle minnow
Yeah, I understand. This is valid concern, and I don't see much mentioned about it in the docs.
I would suggest to reach out to Stripe Support, perhaps they have some suggestions about how to manage that via the Dashboard: https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
Otherwise, they can document your feedback.
native tulip
I will do that, thanks.