#thejohndonner_api
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soft quail
Hi! It sounds like you have multiple API keys in different parts of your code if things are being created in one place and retrieved in another - and failing because they don't exist there.
thick jungle
We were using the same API key across multiple environments (local, staging, test-apps), and thus the same Connected Account ID from that API key for a customer on our local/staging databases. This was testing environment.
But now we'd like to use a Local Development Sandbox API Key specifically for local development, etc.
However, across all of those environments, we have existing data (and our team is testing things live) that references the testing environment API/Connected Account ID. So if we flat out switch, we'll break those links
Does that make sense?
soft quail
Yes, it makes sense.