#ronnysteelman_webhooks
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sudden wadi
Hello, unfortunately it isn't possible to resend events to an endpoint that wasn't sent them previously. You can try the --webhook-endpoint flag with our resend command but I think we error on that
https://docs.stripe.com/cli/events/resend#events_resend-webhook-endpoint
boreal spindle
Thank you - What is the recommended solution for managing multiple dev environments/databases?
sudden wadi
In what way? We don't have many specific recommendations on managing your own DBs here. If you are talking about downloading all customers, prices, etc, I would say using the API list calls for each of those resources
boreal spindle
Namely, we have a team of developers that either need to rebuild their databases and it should have all of our configured objects populate in...or new devs who set up a new database and need to push all of our objects...
It sounds like i need to create a "build" script that uses the API, instead of Webhooks, to initially populate a database with historical Stripe object data
sudden wadi
Yeah that or find a way to copy your DB data between machines.
Also knowing this context, the other limitation with events is that they are only retained for 30 days, so you wouldn't be able to catch them up on anything older than that.