#brian_webhooks

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grim sirenBOT
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brazen egret
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(I'm trying to anticipate race conditions for what I'm working on - if there are any guarantees it would make things a lot simpler for me)

strong roost
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If I understand you correct, yes each call of GET (either GET entitlements or GET subscriptions) should give you the latest state of the object in Stripe API. But if you ask about guarantee to not be changed in a few secs later, no it won't be guaranteed.

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Talking purely from Stripe object perspective

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One a webhook event came, the Stripe object available in Stripe API should have reflected that change. The tricky part is event is sent async, so event sent later can arrive first (depends on how the internet package works, if they are sent almost at the same time)

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But normally, once webhook event came, any GET request made subsequently should have reflected that change (because the change is done on Stripe side, and is broadcasting to you)

brazen egret
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Got it, so basically all Stripe webhook events that are sent (from a trigger, such as the subscription being updated), are sent at the same time?

strong roost
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Yep

brazen egret
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awesome, thanks!