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This latter is a bit more type-safe, which is nice.
I have noticed however, that the order of the metadata keys is no longer being maintained. I am passing a LinkedHashMap to putAllMetadata but the Builder uses HashMap internally so the order is lost.
This means the keys show up in the Stripe dashboard in a semi-random order, which is not very pretty.
Using the first API, that takes a Map, then the metadata key order is indeed preserved, and the Stripe dashboard is easy to read.
My feature request is therefore: make the two APIs consistent and use a LinkedHashMap or similar so that it is possible to set the metadata key order regardless of API being used.
Thanks!
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@Dretch Thanks for reaching out! I can't promise we'll fix this as we conceptually never guarantee ordering of metadata in the API today but I agree that the fix should be straightforward enough that it is likely worth trying at least! We'll look into it!
I wanted to follow up and see if there have been any updates in regards to this issue? I'm also using PaymentIntentCreateParams with putAllMetadata to add metadata to my payment intent, and I was hoping to have the ordering preserved on the stripe dashboard.
@michael-agilesrc It's unlikely to be something we'll tackle in the near future at least as it's almost never asked and we have a really large list of improvements we want to get to.
I have recently changed some code so that it no longer uses PaymentIntent.html#create(Map) and instead uses PaymentIntent.html#create(PaymentIntentCreateParams).
This latter is a bit more type-safe, which is nice.
I have noticed however, that the order of the metadata keys is no longer being maintained. I am passing a
LinkedHashMap
to putAllMetadata but theBuilder
usesHashMap
internally so the order is lost.This means the keys show up in the Stripe dashboard in a semi-random order, which is not very pretty.
Using the first API, that takes a
Map
, then the metadata key order is indeed preserved, and the Stripe dashboard is easy to read.My feature request is therefore: make the two APIs consistent and use a
LinkedHashMap
or similar so that it is possible to set the metadata key order regardless of API being used.Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: