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File ID's are expected only in specific fields of some API requests — Stripe API has a way of uploading files, and its response is file object's `"file_id"`. Tension: I aim to attach (aka associate, reference) an uploaded file by its `"file_id"` to another object (e.g., customer, product, subscription...). Outcome: theoretically you could record a file id on any object's `metadata`.

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File ID's are expected only in specific fields of some API requests — Stripe API has a way of uploading files, and its response is file object's "file_id". Tension: I aim to attach (aka associate, reference) an uploaded file by its "file_id" to another object (e.g., customer, product, subscription...). Outcome: theoretically you could record a file id on any object's metadata.

File ID's are expected only in specific fields of some API requests — Stripe API has a way of uploading files, and its response is file object's `"file_id"`. Tension: I aim to attach (aka associate, reference) an uploaded file by its `"file_id"` to another object (e.g., customer, product, subscription...). Outcome: theoretically you could record a file id on any object's `metadata`. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata