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- anhnh_api, 13 minutes ago, 13 messages
hi there!
I'm not sure I understand. when you retrive a Invoice, you want the PaymentIntent to include the full Source object?
can you tell me exactly which field you are trying to retrive here? https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/object
I want to talk about the API for creating payments in the Payment Intent. This is the interface of the API response.
stripe.paymentIntents.create
I don't understand, where you do you see a source property on the PaymentIntent? https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_intents/object
I see the source in the example, but don't see in the docs.
maybe I use the old api version.
got it, this is an old parameter that we don't recommend using. but if you want to retrieve the full source obejct, I think you can use expand for this. you can learn more about it here: https://docs.stripe.com/expand
Yes, I see. Because, we still use it, so when do you remove it?
I don't know, but sources have been depreciated, so you shouldn't be using this anymore