#yurtdweller_api

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outer dew
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This is what I mean:

export const stripe = new Stripe(secretKey, {
apiVersion: '2025-03-31.basil' as any,
typescript: true,
});

thick hound
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👋 Hi there!

outer dew
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Hi arran!

thick hound
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There shouldn't be any problems with sending out requests using a newer Stripe API versions

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Your existing webhooks will still receive events that match their configured API version (2022-11-15)

outer dew
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I also receive webhooks to this new application and process them for accessing the data in the events using the Stripe library. Is there anything discrepancies for what is being sent to the app in webhooks if the dashboard shows 2022-11-15 ?

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So this new application also receives webhooks and also sends new requests to stripe

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outer dew
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Hi 👋

arctic fog
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Hi there, taking over for @thick hound as they had to step away

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This part of the documentation describes what happens in this situation
https://docs.stripe.com/webhooks#api-versioning

For example, if your account is set to an older API version, such as 2015-02-16, and you change the API version for a specific request with versioning, the Event object generated and sent to your destination is still based on the 2015-02-16 API version

outer dew
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Thanks!

arctic fog
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So as @thick hound mentioned, your existing webhooks will still receive events, but if the shape of the objects change between API versions it can sometimes cause a mismatch that you need to be aware of