Bug Fix: (Documentation Update) Stripe Customer Creation Failure in BetterAuth/Convex Local Setup #166
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Added known issues and mitigations for Stripe createCustomerOnSignUp error, including installation of the Buffer package and necessary code adjustments.
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📝 Key Issue:
When attempting to sign up to an application that uses the @better-auth/stripe package with the
createCustomerOnSignUpenabled, it would fail to create a customer in Stripe.This failure resulted in a "convex buffer undefined error" (see issue #165)
The issue only occurred when using Convex and a local installation.
✨ Solution:
The fix is implemented through an amendment to the local installation documentation that ensures the Stripe customer is created successfully during sign-up.
The fix allows the application to successfully create the Stripe customer.
The stripeCustomerId is now correctly saved in the database upon user sign-up.
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