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woven archBOT
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hasty pelican
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Hi 👋 no, you cannot update an existing Price object. You will need either create a new Price with the desired interval_count and update the Subscription to use that new price; or update the Subscription and create a new Price adhoc using price_data.

timid carbon
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do i need to do this for every item in the subscription or is it possible to do it once for all?

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timid carbon
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if i create a new Price and then assign it, will it then become a Plan if i understand correctly?

simple hawk
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Yes, you would need to do this for every item on the subscription if you want it to have a different cycle length

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Plans are legacy objects that came before the current Price API

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I am not sure what you mean by assigning it, but that does not change what type of object you are working with

timid carbon
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if the plan is legacy it is clear to me. I have a subscription with items, but my platform doesnt allow for items to have different intervals, so it has to be the same for all items.

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using the stripe-php library

simple hawk
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Right, that is a Stripe restriction on subscriptions. For a multi-item subscription I think you would need to change all of the prices at once

timid carbon
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I think i need to do it like this:

update(
 'sub_xxxxxxxxx',
 [
   'items' => [
     [
       'id' => '{{SUB_ITEM_ID}}',
       'price' => '{{NEW_PRICE_ID}}',
     ],
   ],
 ]
)

Because the interval needs to be the same but the price itself can be different

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update(
  'sub_xxxxxxxxx',
  [
    'items' => [
      [
        'id' => '{{SUB_ITEM_ID}}',
        'deleted' => true,
      ],
      ['price' => '{{NEW_PRICE_ID}}'],
    ],
  ]
)

this will give all items the same price i think i assume

simple hawk
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Yep those would be how you would update the subscription to the new plans

timid carbon
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Ok i will try this, thanks for the clarification

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I get:

The product prod_P5YhPs0paksZyu is marked as inactive, and thus no new subscriptions can be create to any plans of this product. You provided the plan price_1OHTKtCI7ahsAhgW3DHLwamk.

does this mean i have to create a whole new product?

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the initial product is created by the checkout but is archived automatically

simple hawk
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Yep, you will need to create a new product and create new prices on that product

timid carbon
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creating the product works, but it charged the subscription again, i dont want this, the updated subscription should be charged on the already set date, I looked in the docs and have now set 'proration_behavior' to 'none' but it still charges

simple hawk