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digital helm
👋 happy to help
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earnest narwhal
Hello, still looking in to this a bit. Can you tell me more about what update you are trying to make at this point? I know that it is more common to do logic like that after the PM has actually been collected. What are you trying to react to in the onRequestReaderInput handler?
https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/payments/collect-card-payment?terminal-sdk-platform=android#collect-inspect-payment-method
keen basin
I am trying to change the amount of payment. For example I decided to pay $10 and M2 card reader is ready to accept the card onRequestReaderInput. At that point can I change the amount from $10 to $15 of the payment intent.
Right now I cancel the transaction and then perform another with a different amount
private fun cancelCurrentTransaction() {
paymentCancellable?.let {
paymentCancellable?.cancel(paymentCancellationCallback)
}
}
earnest narwhal
You should be able to update it from there, that said if your app already knows it wants to change the price before that callback it would likely make more sense to do so there. Have you tried updating it from the onRequestReaderInput handler but an error was thrown?
keen basin
I just tried and the behavior is that the card reader is now expecting me to tap the card twice.