Make ChargeTransferData.Amount nullable #1531
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Fixed in 24.0.2. |
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cc @remi-stripe
The API can return
nullfor this attribute, so the Stripe.net property needs to be nullable, otherwise trying to deserializenullwill cause an exception.Fixes the issue described in the second part of this comment: #1528 (comment).
(We should start thinking about a larger solution to this problem since it's so easy to get this wrong. The sledgehammer solution would be to make all value types nullable, like we already in options classes.)