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little bough
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Can you send me the ID of the subscription that you tried to update that way?

gloomy kelp
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sub_1NNBQSGkFrHgrXRmif7HHJzR

little bough
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It sounds like you are approaching this the right way. That would be the test payment method to try this with

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You may have to do this with the API instead of the dashboard

gloomy kelp
little bough
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Much appreciated! If it helps, you can use the ID pm_card_chargeCustomerFail to attach this PM without having to enter the details manually https://stripe.com/docs/testing?testing-method=payment-methods#:~:text=pm_card_chargeCustomerFail

Test cards

Use test cards to validate your Stripe integration without moving real money. Test a variety of international scenarios, including successful and declined payments, card errors, disputes, and bank authentication. You can also test non-card payment methods.

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gloomy kelp
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Ok this forced the subscription to renew 👍

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It went from "Active" to "Past due".
I'll have to do it programatically every time then 👍 .

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Sheesh, i'm getting helped by hanzo 🚀

I think i'll continue with that, it's fine for my tests, thank you very much for the fast answer !

little bough
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Interesting, I would have thought that proration_behavior: 'none' would mean that there wouldn't be an immediate charge.

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If you use the Customer's default payment method and don't set one on the subscription, that may be easier for testing this. You can definitely update the customer object without triggering a new subscription payment.

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Oh you set billing_cycle_anchor: "now"

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If you unset that, there won't be an immediate payment

gloomy kelp
little bough
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Oh wait you were saying that that was a good thing. Sorry I need more coffee today it sounds like

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Sounds good, glad you are in a good place!

gloomy kelp
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Have a great day 👋