#mikil
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Hello
You want to update the end_behavior if you want the Subscription to be canceled after the Subscription Schedule ends.
I dont want to change the end_behavior. I want to go from a phase that has no end date, to one that has one.
updating the schedule. In the events it seems that the update request has arrived, but the submsission still has no end date.
Hmm I'm not sure I understand.
If you are setting iterations that implicitly sets an end_date for that phase
yes, and that is fine, but it doesn't seem to have worked
Can you clarify a bit more? What do you expect to see that isn't working?
Like when I look at https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_NepvY5m1My1E62 which I believe is the update you are talking about I can see the end_date set
As expected
Well technically that is what is happening. The Schedule will release in 12 months but the underlying Subscription is going to continue on forever right now
how do I see in the dashboard that the schedule will release in 12 months?
I'm not sure that will be indicated explicitly in the Dashboard but really we know very little about the Dashboard here as we focus on the API
I think it would only be indicated if it was going to be canceled
"It" being the Subscription
it's fine, it was only to be sure the change had had an effect. By the way I'm still not entirely sure what it means that the schedule is released.
So when a schedule is released it just means that the schedule ends but the underlying Subscription continues
ok thank you, I kinda understand now
Sure, let me know if I can clarify any further
if you have end_behavior release, phase 1 ends and phase 2 begins, the subscription in phase 1 is cancelled or not?
end_behavior only applies once all the phases are complete