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orchid hare
Is there a reason that you are retrieving each subscription rather than listing them? With the list or search endpoints you can get back up to 100 subscriptions at a time
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/list
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/search
whole viper
The reason I am not listing them is because there isn't a 1-to-1 correspondence between customer and subscription right now (We have a lot more subscriptions than customers) which means we would be getting a ton of subscriptions that are not connected to any active customers of our application.
I tried the search version like this:
metadata['institutionId']:('cljgwwyh40000m51od15109u5' OR 'cljgx52ai00003b72r96je3o2')
but I keep getting this error "We were unable to parse your search query. Try using the format metadata["key"]:"value" to query for metadata or key:"value" to query for other fields."
Is it possible to do the OR operator for the query in the search? If so, what am I doing wrong here?
orchid hare
It should be possible to do something like that with our search API. Looking in to our query language