Issue with refunding a Recurly_Transaction

[iricketson]

If you create a transaction and attempt to refund it right afterwards, Recurly throws an error: "uuid" is not supplied.

Sample code:

$trans = new Recurly_Transaction();
$trans->account = $account; // Recurly_Account object
$trans->billing_info = $billingInfo; // Recurly_BillingInfo object
$trans->amount_in_cents = 100;
$trans->currency = 'USD'
$trans->description = 'Temp Auth';

// Create the transaction
$trans->create();

// Void the transaction
$trans->refund();

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.

[drewish]

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.

[drewish]

What version of the client are you using? I just tested this out with the current version:

$transaction = new Recurly_Transaction();
$transaction->amount_in_cents = 100; // $1.00
$transaction->currency = 'USD';
$transaction->description = 'Temp Auth';
$transaction->account = new Recurly_Account();
$transaction->account->account_code = 'ad151fcc7fa96b39f5d75972426cfa';

$transaction->create();
var_dump($transaction->status);
$transaction->refund();
var_dump($transaction->status);

And it worked the way you'd expect:

string(7) "success"
string(4) "void"

[drewish]

I'm going to close this. It worked for me and there was no feedback so I'm assuming you got it working.