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coral brambleBOT
analog tusk
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👋 happy to help

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you can put GB in the price name

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but there isn't a unit description

trim nest
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thank you

analog tusk
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let me know if you need any more help

trim nest
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one thing

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I have a subscription with a threshold just when it have yearly prices, but when I downgrade to a monthly prices I want to remove the threshold. When it applies the downgrade I didn't see that the threshold billing disapear

analog tusk
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I'm not sure I follow, would you mind elaborating more? and what do you mean by threshold?

trim nest
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the billing threshold

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How can I remove it?

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from a subcription?

analog tusk
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what language are you using?

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Define thresholds at which an invoice will be sent, and the subscription advanced to a new billing period. When updating, pass an empty string to remove previously-defined thresholds.

trim nest
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golang

trim nest
analog tusk
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👍

trim nest
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but it says to me to pass a *SubscriptionBillingThresholdsParams

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how I pass then an empty string

analog tusk
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that's why I asked which lang

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let me try to see what is the right syntax in go

trim nest
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thank you

analog tusk
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did you try ""

trim nest
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yes

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it's needed a *SubscriptionBillingThresholdsParams object

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I can't pass an empty string

analog tusk
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could you try nil

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sorry I'm not really proficient in golang

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@floral estuary do you know if there's a special struct/enum or something to say it's an empty param? or does nil work?

trim nest
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nil maybe

floral estuary
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in the API itself it's "". You're using Golang I take it?

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I think we have some kind of special enum value for this, looking

analog tusk
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I wasn't able to find it 🤦

trim nest
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i'm trying with nil reference let me check

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with nil reference doesn't work

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maybe you didn't adapt this for golang yet?

floral estuary
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we definitely did

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I'll find it eventually

trim nest
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I wait for that, thanks

floral estuary
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can't find right now, I'd suggest writing to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true for a guaranteed response

as a workaround though, you can do this :

params := &stripe.SubscriptionUpdateParams{ .... }
params.AddExtra("billing_thresholds", "")
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does that make sense? you can use AddExtra to add any parameter with any value even if the library doesn't directly support it

trim nest
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actually I'm using this object

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&stripe.SubscriptionSchedulePhaseParams

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becaue I schedule the plan

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This object doesn't have the AddExtra function

floral estuary
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it does, all Param objects have that

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or rather, maybe not SubscriptionSchedulePhaseParams as that's a sub-param, but you're using that inside another param, like SubscriptionScheduleUpdateParams, right?

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you set it on that param object, the one you pass to the service. I could show you easily if you posted your code.

trim nest
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right!!!

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i got this error

floral estuary
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can you share the exact Go code you wrote?

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so I was wrong, you do need to use AddExtra on the SubscriptionSchedulePhaseParams

trim nest
floral estuary
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do phases[0].billing_thresholds instead in the AddExtra line as the string for the first key argument

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that should work

trim nest
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I've try and nothing

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and i want to be the second phase so it should be phases[1].billing_threshols

floral estuary
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yep, then you'd want to do [1]

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what does "nothing" mean

trim nest
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doesn't work

floral estuary
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did you get an error?

trim nest
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error

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yes

floral estuary
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could you post it?

trim nest
floral estuary
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you have a typo

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as the error message implies, you likely wrote AddExtra("phases[1][.billing_thresholds]", "") in your code instead of AddExtra("phases[1][billing_thresholds]", "")

trim nest
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right

floral estuary
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does that mean you tried again and it works now?

trim nest
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no

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it puts automatically that format

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I wrote good

floral estuary
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hmm

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ah right I'm an idiot

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it's "phases[1][billing_thresholds]"