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stripe: Follow the logs of activity on the account.

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$ stripe logs tail

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The command "stripe logs tail" is used in the Stripe command-line interface (CLI) to continuously stream and display real-time logs from your Stripe account.

When you run this command, it connects to Stripe's log streaming service and allows you to view a live stream of logs related to your Stripe events, transactions, API requests, and more. The logs are displayed in your console or terminal window, and new log entries will be shown as they occur.

This command is helpful for monitoring and troubleshooting your Stripe integration or application. You can see detailed information about requests, errors, and other events that take place in your Stripe account in real-time, without the need to manually refresh or query for logs repeatedly.

By running "stripe logs tail", you have continuous visibility into your account's activity, which can assist in identifying issues, diagnosing errors, or just gaining insights into how your Stripe integration is functioning.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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