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strange epoch
👋 hi steve taking a look
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brittle laurel
Unfortunately, the payment component doesn't support setting additional data, which the information won't be available in the Webhook endpoint. Since the component is embedded in your system, this can be only tracked in your system at the moment. I'd recommend writing to Support https://support.stripe.com/contact for the feedback, so that the product team can take this into the future consideration.
ocean echo
Here is my exact scenario
2 diferent people can be logged in to my site and both of them are viewing the same stripe payments component. So, I cannot tell who is viewing which session necessarily or can I? Then one of them clicks the refund button. If there was a way to have the component session available to me in the webhook call, I can go back to my local mapping of component session ID to my logged in user.
Does any of this trigger some new ideas?
brittle laurel
Currently, Stripe doesn't surface component session in the connect.js, or in Webhook event