#noah12224_best-practices
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fossil oak
Hi there
I don't have a great deal of familiarity with dotnet myself. Reviewing the resources at the moment but I might need to find a colleague that can speak with more authority
okay, thanks for waiting - I spoke with a colleague that has more familiarity with dotnet
So the StripeClient is meant to be reusable, so you don't need to create a new one for each request, but if the same code is switching account contexts, you would need to initialize a new StripeClient when changing api keys
For the question about httpclient / configuration, I think we have a wiki page that should help provide guidance - could you let me know if that gets you what you need?
https://github.com/stripe/stripe-dotnet/wiki/Advanced-client-usage
lethal mauve
Yep, I think that all makes sense to me just wanted to check that approach aligned with best practices. Thanks for the help!