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Hi ๐ hm, I don't think so, since Pricing Tables aren't exposed as objects in the API where you could see what Products they reference.
Ah so currently the only way is to filter after listing products?
And use either metadata or something to know if it is a pricing table object?
The only other thing coming to mind, is to put metadata on the Products and use the Search API to query for those:
https://docs.stripe.com/search#query-fields-for-products
but those Search endpoints have lower rate limits and aren't good in read-after-write scenarios, so it may not be a good fit depending on the rest of your use case.
Yeah, exactly, or track and store that association on your end.
Does pricing table changes create a webhook event?
No
Okay. Thanks toby!