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Update Stripe API for upcoming customer.address change

Open okapi[bot] wants to merge 1 commit into main from okapi/stripe-customer-address
Okapi Bot commented Contributor

Stripe API change

Stripe is changing how customer.address handles null values on October 15.

This repository uses the affected field in 2 files. Okapi updated both to handle the new response format.

  • Effective date: October 15, 2026
  • API: Stripe
  • Affected files: 2

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▸ What changed

Okapi Bot added api-change stripe labels
src/billing/customer.ts +1 −1Viewed

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