#alecpope
safe moon
Hi! Can you share the request ID (req_xxx)? Here's how you can find it: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
edgy girder
Sure:
Request when searching for the first subscription: req_7G6YtthoDqzKkV
Second request: req_cRs4RgR3Yo6oqO
safe moon
Thanks, was these two subsciptions created recently?
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edgy girder
One of them, yes. The other one no. But they have the same creation time, because I appended a test clock to the customer
rotund shoal
out of curiosity, why aren't you using our inbuilt pagination? https://stripe.com/docs/api/pagination/auto
edgy girder
Didn't know about this :D
But can I use it in my use case? I have an endpoint to list subscriptions of a user. I want to paginate the subscriptions. When looking on auto pagination, I don't think this can be applied to an API request, or?
rotund shoal
it works if you list subscriptions for a user using our SDK to retrieve the list of subscriptions
edgy girder
Then I currently don't know how? I use subscription.Search(¶ms) to pass in the query, page, etc.
rotund shoal
the page that i provided has examples in the relevant language, maybe try modifying it accordingly and see if it works?
edgy girder
The problem is that the auto pagination resets, when sending a new request. So when the user wants the first 10 subscriptions and then sends a new request to receive the next 10 subscriptions, the user still receives the first 10
safe moon
@edgy girder What do you mean by auto pagination resets?
edgy girder
It starts at the first subscription again
I mean, I also create a new list request, when the user sends a new request
safe moon
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/list?lang=cli#list_subscriptions-starting_after you can also specify a starting_after when listing subscriptions, if auto pagination is not what you want
edgy girder
Yeah that could work. When listing subscriptions, are they sorted by creation date?
But why is the pagination with page not working? Is it a bug? Am I using it wrong?
safe moon
Under normal operating conditions, data is searchable in less than a minute. Occasionally, propagation of new or updated data can be up to an hour behind during outages. Search functionality is not available to merchants in India.
Search API has its limitation
edgy girder
Hmm, okay. How can I list subscriptions and filter by metadata?
safe moon
Listing API doesn't accept metadata, only Search API does. So you need to consider the limitation when using the Search API
edgy girder
Okay, thanks! So when listing subscriptions: I use the id of the last subscription from the list to pass it as starting_after in the next request?
safe moon
Yes you are right
edgy girder
Okay, it works. Great, thanks!