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true but im stuck in test mode and dont know where to toggle live mode
There should be a button on the top right of the dashboard to "Switch to live account". Or alternatively from the menu on the top left
mine says sandbox or am i to far in the ui
What is the account ID? (acct_xxx)
And if you click on the menu in the top left, do you see a button to "Exit sandbox"?
do i have to keep creating secret keys ( i solved that issue im in live mode)
now i need a secret key to put in the replit key log to charge subs for my app
No need to create new keys, but note that you will have different keys for your live mode and sandbox accounts
how do i uncover the key to copy and paste it if it keeps saying its hidden for safety reasons
Ah, yes, you can only reveal a live mode secret one time, so if you don't have a record of it, you can create a new one with the "Rotate key" option in the menu beside it
also i have a client partner that I'm building with i would like to deposit into GitHub all of the code base into
but even after attempting to connect the app into a repository its still empty
github is connected as a integration
That's probably outside the scope of what I can help with, but one piece of advice I'd give related to what we've been talking about would be to ensure you don't have your secret key visible in any public GitHub repository