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native field
hey! are you getting any errors or unexpected results when trying to use this function? do you have any example invoice IDs where this isn't working for you?
native field
your function looks correct, but I'd recommend running the code to see if it achieves the desired result
if you run into any problems then we can help to debug, but we don't have official best practices to share about this
glacial root
All right
The type field is an enum. What possible values can it have?
And in total_taxes, what does each amount stand for? Every invoice item tax amount?
native field
checking now!
native field
ok, I unfortunately haven't been able to find the possible values for the 'total_taxes.type' property, so I'm going to create a support case directly with our team to follow up on that for you
you're correct that each amount within 'total_taxes' relates to the tax amounts applied to each invoice item