#Manu-Webhook
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Hi there, can you paste the event ID here?
no problem. From the log I can see the Stripe CLI has responsed with 200, but your webhook endpoint hasn't, that's why it's showing as pending.
you can find the list of your webhook endpoints here https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/webhooks
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I see. Looking at the CLI, how can I see whether the endpoint is responding or not? Because I used to get 4XXs if the endpoint would not be handled by the backend
https://dashboard-admin.stripe.com/test/events/evt_1Km9flCHmpRPH3Hp7l1MxAZ2 you can see it here
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Your endpoint has returned 500
Just to make sure that I got this right: Stripe sends the webhook to the hosted endpoint, and the CLI reflects my local endpoint? Because the hosted endpoint does not have handling for the specific event type, which would explain why I can see my local endpoint responding with 200.
Actually your endpoint is listening to invoice.payment_succeeded, https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/webhooks/we_1Kgy8lCHmpRPH3HpoeUnUk8Z please take a look.
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Yup, the webhook events will be sent to your registered endpoint(s), and the CLI if any.
Okay, that means we only have to push our changes to the hosted Endpoint and should return 200 just like on the local endpoint
Yes, if the endpoint is intended to listen to invoice.payment_succeeded