#Min.K

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fathom venture
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hi! you'd need to use a SubscriptionSchedule to do that.

vast bobcat
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When I call the Create subscription schedule API, I think I need to pass in the subscriptionId for which subscription I want to set it for, but there is no field to pass in the subscriptionId.

fathom venture
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from_subscription

vast bobcat
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Thank you.

I would like to ask two additional questions.

Question 1. After the current subscription cycle ends, I would like to reflect these changes in the next subscription cycle. It looks like I will have to specify the date via start_date, is there any way to do this without such a calculation?

Question 2. After the current subscription cycle ends, I want to replace the product I am subscribed to with a new product in the next subscription cycle. In the Subscription Update API, I've done this via the items.deleted flag, but how do I do this when registering the subscription scheduler?

fathom venture
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1/ Well you can define the start_date as current_period_end of the subscription instead of calculating it

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// schedule a change from gold to silver at the end of the period
$sched = \Stripe\SubscriptionSchedule::create([
  'from_subscription' => $subscription->id,
]);

\Stripe\SubscriptionSchedule::update($sched->id, [
  'phases' => [
    [
      "start_date" => $subscription->current_period_start,
      "end_date" => $subscription->current_period_end,
      'items' => [
        [
          'price' => $gold->id,
          'quantity' => 1,
        ],
      ],
      "prorate" => "true"
    ],
    [
      "start_date" => $subscription->current_period_end,
      'items' => [
        [
          'price' => $silver->id,
          'quantity' => 1,
        ],
      ],
    ],
  ],
  "end_behavior" => "release"
]);
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2/ in the phase.items field you pass the full array describing exactly what Prices should existing in that phase(so AFAIK you don't need to delete the existing items, you just pass phase[i].items as the array with only the new items)