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- bear-checkout-error, 2 hours ago, 15 messages
drowsy pond
Hi there 👋 Subscription Schedules can't run indefinitely, but the Subscriptions they create can. I would suggest setting iterations to 1, if your main goal for the Subscription Schedule is to have it create a Subscription, and set end_behavior to release, which will detach the Subscription when the Subscription Schedule ends and allow the Subscription to continue.
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscription_schedules/object#subscription_schedule_object-end_behavior
(Release is also the default there, so the Subscriptions should be behaving this way already if you aren't setting that to cancel)
You can use Test Clocks to create these in a sandbox where you can advance time and see exactly how their lifecycles will play out:
https://stripe.com/docs/billing/testing/test-clocks
lean jewel
Ok thanks for clarifying