Looks like some sensitive account details are omitted from the Stripe response if you're making an API call from test mode.
The "Test Stripe Connection" calls the /account endpoint and looks for an email address, which is one of those sensitive values.
Hi, just an FYI in case it's relevant to anyone: I also had this issue on a Drupal 10.1.4 upgrade, using Apache.
My problem was caused by the fast404 contrib module. There is already an issue opened and resolved here: https://www.drupal.org/project/fast_404/issues/3373845 🐛 Fast404 prevents css/js assets from generating when aggregation is enabled on Drupal 10.1 Fixed
Hey, I needed this working in a hurry, so I've written a quick & dirty patch for the queue_mail version 8.x-1.x.
Queue worker just re-sends the email using the standard mail manager, and bypasses the queue_mail_mail_alter intercept by setting a flag in the message params.
Purely for reference if anyone else needs this in a hurry; I expect the module authors had reasons not to do this.
No guarantees, but it works for me.
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I've now added validation to check for script tags if head position is specified (and fixed my commit workflow on the fork. Everything is on the issue branch).
Fork has a fix in the ldap user processing. Issue was that an account could be passed into the processor, but the ldapEntry wasn't reset.
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I've had a go at this now.
My main hangup is that the scripts for the page top and bottom need script tags, but scripts in the head are added as attachments, and they must exclude script tags. Don't know the best way to handle this. I put a comment in the snippet description; guidance for the user may be sufficient. We could strip tags out on saving and/or validate & error out, but I don't know how many varying use cases we might need to cover.
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heathergaye → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.
heathergaye → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.
heathergaye → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.