Add support for search API #1324
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| // SetStripeAccount sets a value for the Stripe-Account header. | ||
| func (p *SearchParams) SetStripeAccount(val string) { | ||
| p.StripeAccount = &val | ||
| } |
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I don't think we actually need this for search infrastructure right?
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This is consistent with List params. A way to set stripe account on the search request.
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Forgot that I worked on this PR |
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r? @pakrym-stripe since you're picked it up again |
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Summary
Add support for search results by adding a new iterator. The new iterator functionality and interface is very similar to existing list iterator, so it should be very familiar to use.
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