#ferterahadi_api
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steady hawk
t0 -> Terminal.getInstance().createPaymentIntent()
t7 -> POST https://gator.stripe.com/rpcservice/GatorService
t9 -> POST https://gator.stripe.com/rpcservice/GatorService
t30 -> POST https://api.stripe.com/v1/payment_intents (resolved in 0.5 seconds)
what did createPaymentIntent() do between t0 and t30 ?
drowsy sky
Hi there, is your application running in debug mode? (i.e., attached to a debugger)
Based on our internal doc, the end to end duration for creating pi_3R1zaoLvc0onZ7sf13dLoKDq is 0.344.
Does this reader has a faster internet connection?
drowsy sky
Are you using the latest version of Terminal Android SDK?
steady hawk
yes, version 4.2.0
drowsy sky
Are you able to consistently reproduce the problem? And does newRelics tell you the network condition of the device?
steady hawk
it is on and off
no newrelic does not has that information
can i confirm
what does createPaymentIntent() do?
does it do anything, other than calling POST /payment_intensts
drowsy sky
Yes it creates PaymentIntent through POST /payment_intents
steady hawk
that's the only thing it calls ?
drowsy sky
Can I suggest you to enable network metrics on newRelics so that you can gather more information ?
As far as I know, this API should just create a PaymentIntent.
steady hawk
okay