#mariarittr
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Hello ๐
Are you updating the subscription and trying to disable prorations?
Yes, whenever we're updating subscriptions, the amount value gets with the prorate. We don't need that as a non-profit. The value is going to be always the same.
We know nothing about code, but we're here to learn. So, whatever link or video that gives a light to do that, specifically, would be great, hanzo! Thank you a lot.
Gotcha. We have docs for the usecase here ๐
https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/prorations#disable-prorations
Let me check if we have any videos
You basically set "proration_behavior"="none"
Oh ok. Just to know, could that be done for every cases? Or I'll need to do that to every single customer?
You'd need to set it for all the subscriptions you're updating! There's no way to set it globally unfortunately
Alright. That's ok.
So whenever I need that, I'm going to use STRIPE CLI?
Or I'll be needing a program like VS Code? Once again, I'm just asking. This conversation will give me the path so I can search and start in here.
I just saw that there are various languages we can use to do so. So it may be with a program, right?
If you're not comfortable with code, you can update the subscriptions via the dashboard
Oh unfortunately, that's not working on here, hanzo.
Whenever whe unmark that prorate option, the amoun value stills is 'wrong'
Wrong in a way that it's not what the customer wants to pay... So if the customer was donating $ 54 and now he wants to donate $ 36, when we upadte (with the prorate unmarked) it stills get wrong. Of course, only in the first month.
But we've already talked to Stripe Support and it seems that it is like this, so nothing can be done.
I'm looking for a solution, so if the customer is donating $ 54 and wants to change it to $ 36, he'll pay $ 36 and not $ 28,42 or $ 13,25
Oh that's ok. I was just wondering, once I'm new on it.
I'll study a language to do so, then.
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Any suggestion? haha
Oh but it can be used for testing this changes I'm going to made, am I right?
Yes you can use Stripe CLI for test mode changes
Ok hanzo, thank you a lot!