funk101

[warm furnace]

Hello 👋
You might be able to use override flag for this
https://stripe.com/docs/cli/trigger#trigger-override

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thanks I'll check

not sure of syntax, is this right? stripe trigger customer.subscription.updated --override fixtureName:subscription.cancel_at_period_end=true

[wanton igloo]

Hi 👋

you wouldn't need to include fixtureName. Unless that's a placeholder

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what is considered a "fixtureName"?

this -> stripe trigger customer.subscription.updated --override subscription:cancel_at_period_end=true

that seemed to work

hmm, but you can only add 1 parameter?

this is not possible I guess -> stripe trigger customer.subscription.updated --override [subscription:id:sub_1MP7OgJvvgQ6mkrVnau5icsb,subscription:cancel_at_period_end=true]

[wanton igloo]

I don't think that would be properly interpreted. Have you tried simply using multiple assignment expressions with spaces?

e.g.

stripe trigger customer.subscription.updated --override subscription:customer_id=cux_ZZZZ subscription:price_id=price_XXXX

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did this -> stripe trigger customer.subscription.updated --override subscription:id=sub_1MP7OgJvvgQ6mkrVnau5icsb --override subscription:cancel_at_period_end=true got this -> Trigger failed: Request failed, status=400, body={ "error": { "code": "parameter_unknown", "doc_url": "https://stripe.com/docs/error-codes/parameter-unknown", "message": "Received unknown parameter: id", "param": "id", "request_log_url": "https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_q0TmOjSgyPIxPN?t=1675097804", "type": "invalid_request_error" } }

"id" I guess is not the right param

[wanton igloo]

You can examine the actual fixtures that the CLI uses to check the parameter names here: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-cli/tree/master/pkg/fixtures/triggers

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thanks