lucas

[late marsh]

to explain more - currently my code here does the following

1. unpause (whether or not the sub is actually paused)
2. create a sub schedule or update the one that exists..
3. to a similar format above ^ with the two phases

i think i probably just need to end the trial w/o invoicing before all of this?

[gusty slate]

Sorry this would take time. Could you elaborate on

• Which is your current billing cycle setup
• What do you want to change to.

I would suggest writting it down concretely by timestamp in UTC, you may figure it out when you write it 🙂

[late marsh]

all good. ive been through the ringer here trying to figure out the schedule set up but i think that actually works okay

let me reframe my question now that i think the best lead here is that those subscriptions were in trial - is there a way to end a trial without creating an invoice? best i can think to do is to

1. update the subscription to turn off auto advance
2. end trial
3. update the subscription to turn it back on

(for background, a previous dev was using trial as a hack to move the first recurrence ahead 10 days... so our newer subscriptions often sit in "free trial" till recurrenceLength - '10 days')

[gusty slate]

Uhmm that actually make sense yes, turning off then end trial and turning on. You can test it on test mode though