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sure. I'm just wondering whether the "customer" become required just recently, like within last 5 days in stripe backend. Or it was required the whole time when we use "saved_payment_method_options" in create checkout session API ?
I was looking through the change log of client library for go, but that's only a client side, I cannot see whether or not "customer" was required 10 days ago for example in this scenario (creating checkout with "saved_payment_method_options" set)
I got this error if "customer" is not provided, and fixed it now, no prob, but just wondering whether this was existing 10 days ago
saved_payment_method_options requires a customer\“,\“request_id\“:\“req_5xI656YlqBH9mt
also in the checkout session api docs, I don't see something that says "saved_payment_method_options can be used only if customer provided"
I did not think it was a new change. Do you have an example request where it did not require it?
unfortunately not since I was testing it only locally at the time
no worries, all good, thank you anyways. I was just trying to figure out whether or not is a recent change
Hi hi! The whole premise of the https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/object#checkout_session_object-saved_payment_method_options parameter is that it describes how you want Checkout to behave when an existing Customer returns and you want to show them their existing Payment Methods, so it does (and always would have) require(d) a customer.
thank you