#bmizerany
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Hi, let me take a look here.
So what you're looking at is expected. The Test clock date on the upper left corner matched the date on the Description. The 2022-10-14 date is showing you when this invoice will be finalized which is an hour after the invoice is created (this date will reflect when the invoice will be finalized which happens today).
It takes 2+ years to finalize an invoice?
I would expect to see "finalized" be relative to the test clock
I see that your saying it's relative to my IRL time
just a little surprising. thank you for clarifying!
I saw your note to ask a new question here. Thank you again for all of your help!
My next question is:
Hi! I'm seeing a discrepancy between the UI and the API. I have a subscription in the UI showing as "ACTIVE" but the API shows it as "released" and the current_period is null. My request is req_nuzGww5mhjQmpc -- Is this normal?
I can paste the json list from GET /v1/subscription_schedules if you want
Can you share the request id for when this subscription schedule was created?
sure
req_OYp7DYMqVNZy00
Running stripe subscription_schedules list --stripe-account=acct_1Lsw14Cv3o9QTW5W --customer=cus_McALPUDASE49Uh I see only one SS and it's "released"
The reason you're seeing released on the API and the Subscription to be 'Active' in the Dashboard is an expected behavior. release on subscription schedule means that the Subscription Schedule ended but it does not mean that the Subscription also ends.
Our API document, https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscription_schedules/create#create_subscription_schedule-end_behavior states this here.
Thank you!