PSN-dupe-subs

[wet wraith]

Hey, can you share an example object ID? Make the cus_xx you're seeing duplicates for

[sharp gate]

Yes

cus_MBXoOantD4eg6t

[wet wraith]

Checking!

[sharp gate]

ok

[wet wraith]

Ok so I can see 2 canceled subscriptions and 1 active subscriptions which were all created around the same time. Nothing really seems out of the ordinary here:

• Active: https://dashboard.stripe.com/subscriptions/sub_1LTAlGL69mue3ryLTEwlrHcy. Created here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_xQ6SK7aVPSuZjd
• Canceled: https://dashboard.stripe.com/subscriptions/sub_1LTAl8L69mue3ryL0FGGf5Um & https://dashboard.stripe.com/subscriptions/sub_1LTAlCL69mue3ryLOj3ar1UQ. Created here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_BYznnAihMr5jEp & https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_Bu4igq9DzZsOyZ

Looks like your integration is firing those unique requests. You should work to figure out why!

[sharp gate]

We manually refunded the other 2

I'm actually checking if active subs exists using this

subscription = payments.get_stripe_subscription(request.user)

before creating the new one

[wet wraith]

Yeah, but you asked why there's 'duplicate' subscriptions being created. The reality is they aren't duplicate, they're unique

[wet wraith]

I suspect this isn't working as you expect then

[sharp gate]

oh

subscription = payments.get_stripe_subscription(request.user) if subscription["data"] != []: if subscription["data"][0]["status"] == "active": return Response({'status': False, 'message':"A Subscription already active"})

This is the complete checking part

@wet wraith

[wet wraith]

subscription["data"][0]["status"] == "active" is a bit naive, and potentially a race condition

How does your UI facilitate creating the subscriptions? Do you disable the button once pressed? Seems its being triggered multiple times in quick succession

[sharp gate]

Yes, I'm disabling the button

[wet wraith]

That is the best way, really. You need to figure out why your integration is firing multiple consecutive API requests to do the same single action