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rich horizon
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can you share the full request ID req_xxx from the error?

tall wolf
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req_r1MFUu2aWn9w8c

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Basically I want to update iteration to Subscription.

rich horizon
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yeah you can't do all this in one API call, it needs to be two.

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first you would use SubscriptionSchedule.create with fromSubscription

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then you use SubscriptionSchedule.update with the phases/iterations, passing the ID of the Schedule created in the first call.

tall wolf
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Can you check this: req_Q66yCrlIuaqDLc

rich horizon
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same thing

tall wolf
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if you observe my code.. same i did

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SubscriptionScheduleCreateParams params = SubscriptionScheduleCreateParams.builder()
.setFromSubscription(session.getSubscription())
.build();

And Created SubscriptionSchedule using SubscriptionScheduleCreateParams

SubscriptionSchedule subscriptionSchedule = SubscriptionSchedule.create(params);

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Created SubscriptionSchedule with session

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is it correct?

rich horizon
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I know the code you shared looks like it creates the Schedule and then updates but that's not the API calls that are happening

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so you must not be running the code you think you are(maybe you didn't save the file or didn't deploy the code)

tall wolf
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Okay let me try again

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can u confirm following code will work

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log.info("now update schedule with iterations");
Map<String, Object> updateParams = new HashMap<>();

List<Object> phases = new ArrayList<>();

List<Object> items = new ArrayList<>();

Map<String, Object> item1 = new HashMap<>();
item1.put("price", priceId); //already in existed in subscription
item1.put("quantity", 1);

items.add(item1);

Map<String, Object> phase1 = new HashMap<>();
phase1.put("items", items);
phase1.put("iterations", 3);

phases.add(phase1);

updateParams.put("start_date", updateDateInEpoch);
updateParams.put("end_behavior", "release");
updateParams.put("phases", phases);

log.info("updateParams");
log.info(updateParams.toString());

SubscriptionSchedule updatedSubscriptionSchedule =
subscriptionSchedule.update(updateParams);

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for Update

rich horizon
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not sure, you'd have to run it and see!

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I think you don't need start_date though and can remove that part

tall wolf
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okay

rich horizon
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just setting the iterations on the phase should be enough

tall wolf
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if i didnt specify the start_date --> req_pKQgKKPXJDE8uG

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The subscription schedule update is missing at least one phase with a start_date to anchor end dates to.; request-id: req_pKQgKKPXJDE8uG

rich horizon
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ah, ok

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then do pass start_date — the value can just be the current start date, which I think is something like subscriptionSchedule.getPhases().getData()[0].getStartDate()

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sorry, I haven't done this in Java but your IDE should help auto-complete it. Basically you want to get the start_date of the current phase, and re-pass that back in when making the update call.

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let subscriptionSchedule = await stripe.subscriptionSchedules.create({from_subscription:subscription.id});

subscriptionSchedule = await stripe.subscriptionSchedules.update(subscriptionSchedule.id, {
  phases: [
    {
      start_date:subscriptionSchedule.phases[0].start_date,
      items: [
        {
          price: 'price_xxxx',
          quantity: 1,
        },
      ],
      iterations: 3,
    },
  ],
});

for example, this is what works for me. So the same thing, but in Java.

tall wolf
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it's working

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need to pass start_date with in phase

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One query: if subscription payment failed. So do we nned to cancel from API? or Stripe will take care

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from my side, i'm updating my DB in checkout.session.async_payment_failed

rich horizon