#DamManc
neon mural
silver cedar
Hello, can you send me the code you are creating the subscription schedule with?
Metadata isn't automatically passed between most objects in Stripe so you may need to set it somewhere slightly different from where you currently have it
narrow heath
const schedule = await stripe.subscriptionSchedules.create({
customer: checkout_completed.metadata.customer,
start_date: 1663925574,
end_behavior: 'release',
metadata: {
don_id: donId
},
phases: [
{
items: [{ price: checkout_completed.metadata.price, quantity: 1 }],
},
],
}, {
stripeAccount: checkout_completed.metadata.stripeAccount
});
I'm setting, customer, start_date, end_behavior, metadata, phases
the data in checkout_completed.metadata are right 🙂 im listening the checkout.session.completed
but after that I have the case invoice.paid in which i need don_id. aaa im understand now
i pass donId null...its that for sure, let me try
silver cedar
Gotcha. So after looking in to this a bit, it looks like there isn't a way to have this metadata automatically go to the invoices here but there is a workaround that is pretty straighforward
Setting the metadata where you have it now will set the metadata on the schedule itself. If you set it in the phases, the metadata will be set on the subscription itself. If you do that, you can just listen for the invoice.created event on your webhook and then copy the metadata from the subscription to your invoice each time you get that event
narrow heath
ok thank you, but i need this metadata for invoice.paid and invoice.payment_failed case
a ok, you advice to try to pass metadata inside phases...ok I can try this. The problem is that 1hour its the time that the invoice is paid after subscription schedule so my test are slow
silver cedar
Yeah, the metadata would be on those events after you set it on the invoice itself.
Also to speed up your testing you can use test clocks: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/testing/test-clocks
They let you simulate time going by instead of having to wait