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silent zenith
To hack around this, I have to refund once and then refund again, which is so silly....
In fact, that seems like another error. So there are two issues I'm running into:
- How can I recreate "the recipient does not have sufficient funds in their stripe balance" in a test environment?
- why would stripe.Refund.create work in a test environment even if the payment is already fully refunded?
potent citrus
Hi there, let me take a look.
In the request you shared, you attempted a partial refund and with reverse_transfer: "True" at approximately 06:22:40 UTC however at 06:22:27 UTC the transfer was reversed when you made the Refund request via the Stripe Dashboard. Which is why the error is being returned.
silent zenith
Yeah that is the hack that we found around it. The first partial refund would have failed in production with "the recipient does not have sufficient funds in their stripe balance" because we paid out the connected account fully already.
It seems no matter how negative the connected account gets, I still can't reproduce the error with reverse_transfer=True "the recipient does not have sufficient funds in their stripe balance"
That is the difficult part because I can't figure out how to test this scenario
potent citrus
Gotcha, give me a sec
potent citrus
Can you share a production Request ID where the error was returned?
silent zenith
Like in production?
molten coyoteBOT
potent citrus
Like in production?
Yep
silent zenith
req_rlME2I4snlunk5
potent citrus
`req_rlME2I4snlunk5`
Thanks.
jovial gale
Hello
Taking over and catching up