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It seems like this is the proper way to immediately void a temp auth, but as I mentioned it throws an error. I don't see that the transaction object is storing the uuid after the create method, nor is it storing any refund links, as shown in the documentation.
Am I doing this wrong, or is there an issue with this? As it is, I see no way to void the transaction.
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It does seem like there might be a bug there... but we perform the authorization for you when you add billing_info... so maybe you could say more about your use case here.
If you create a transaction and attempt to refund it right afterwards, Recurly throws an error: "uuid" is not supplied.
Sample code:
It seems like this is the proper way to immediately void a temp auth, but as I mentioned it throws an error. I don't see that the transaction object is storing the uuid after the create method, nor is it storing any refund links, as shown in the documentation.
Am I doing this wrong, or is there an issue with this? As it is, I see no way to void the transaction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: