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Can you share an invoice id you expected to be returned for each of those requests
Yes I expect it to return in_1SZuGZLZ5PeoRLWoI9KxcAYS
Oh
The created is the actual created timestamp reflected on the invoice
Not the test clock created time
Hmm that is unfortunate. Is that intended behavior in Stripe or a bug?
Looking into that rn
I'm actually not sure offhand
I do know there's various expected issues with filtering for test clock invoices
Thank you, I would love to see that use the timeclock timestamp. Ya some of those are mentioned in the Stripe docs in this section, but I don't see anything about created field in it. If not going to be changed could the docs get updated to reflect this behavior?
Ah ok I found a report of this internally
It's backlogged to be fixed but hasn't been prioritized unfortunately since it's something that only affects the test environment
Okay, I would vote for it to have more prioritization. I think I can work around it by not including the created filter when I have the customer filter set since other logic downstream will ensure it is within the time frame, but it certainly would be nice if I didn't have to so there was more consistency in the code between testing in staging and running in production.
Yeah I added this discord thread to the bug report
Hopefully there's some traction on it soon but I can't guarantee any sort of timeline
It would probably still be worth calling out in the docs I linked to for now for others to at least be aware of even if you intend to fix eventually.
Yeah I'll suggest it to the team
Thanks for your help!