#bfitz_1992
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small meadow
Sure it's the schedule for sub_1O2bY7EjLMO6STxRBjD9BgaA. I created this through the Stripe dashboard by editing the phases in the UI, and it let me specify the number of months in that last phase
When I look at the phases on that schedule, all I see are the start_date, end_date and the price itself (which tells me it's a monthly price). So I have to do something like end_date - start_date and see how many month periods are in that difference. Which works (so far), but yeah, wondering if there's an easier way to see how many iterations the phase was created with
(For context, I'm trying to insert a new gift phase after the current one, which means I need to push every phase after that back by some amount. I tried calculating the start|end_dates manually, but there are so many datetime gotchas like leap years, so I want to rely on the iterations property when calling subscriptionSchedules.update and let Stripe determine the start|end_dates for each phase)
But for that, I need to know how many iterations that phase originally had
willow musk
Gotcha
Ok, looking at this 🤔
I don't think there's presently a better way to do this
small meadow
yeah it's a stumper for sure
willow musk
one option would be setting your own metadata on the phases to track those initial iterations:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscription_schedules/update#update_subscription_schedule-phases-metadata
WHich you; be able to look up later
small meadow
Hm so if we do it through the Stripe dashboard, add metadata there too perhaps?
willow musk
I'm not sure if the dashboard supports that
small meadow
Oh right it's metadata for the entire subscription, not each phase
Oh well, thanks for confirming at least!
Is it possible to put in a feature request, to make that iterations property accessible on the Phase object?
willow musk
I've shared some feedback about exposing iterations you set to make this easier
small meadow
Awesome, thank you!