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• panpetar, 7 minutes ago, 23 messages
• panpetar-account-support, 2 hours ago, 2 messages
green kettle
Yep okay that would do it then
Those triggers basically create API requests on your account in order to generate the Events
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fringe plinth
I don't understand this. When user pays successfully I receive this event 'customer.subscription.updated' but this information is set in past,
I would expect this information to represent when will this users subscription end. Am I right ?
I keep getting this value 1970-01-21T00:32:32.639Z
green kettle
Or by looking at the Subscription in the Dashboard
There is a section for Events
Or really there should be an Event ID provided whenver you recieve this webhook
That looks like evt_xxxx
fringe plinth
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/events/evt_1O5UTlDhjDyCovQ5vltfDcVa
here I see `` "cancel_at_period_end": false,`
evt_1O5UTlDhjDyCovQ5vltfDcVa
oh sorry,, i am interested in stg else
"current_period_end": 1729952639,
But why, Why isn't it a date 1 year from now ?
fringe plinth
I would expect that date but it is not the date you mentioned
1729952639 is some date in 1970
green kettle
Try with https://www.epochconverter.com/
Using new Date() will not give you the correct UNIX time
fringe plinth
what date format this even is ? i don't know how I am supposed to interpret this
green kettle
Our API always returns dates in UNIX timestamps by the second