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dense stirrupBOT
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indigo dragon
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Hi there!

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what's your question?

winter moth
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I think 202.40 then 53.90 right away right?

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If I set the proration behaviour to none

atomic apex
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What are you trying to achieve, exactly?

winter moth
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subscription downgrade schedule

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ok my question probably is, after successful subscription can I delete the existing schedule because when I try to create again the schedule it says it has an existing subscription schedule

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Stripe.StripeException: 'You cannot migrate a subscription that is already attached to a schedule: sub_sched_1OKh94GFC7Ks3wO6Tt2sXk8H.'

atomic apex
winter moth
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what is the purpose of the EndBehaviour = "Release"

atomic apex
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It's going to be released when the last phase ends.

winter moth
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so if the last phase is continous like it is a subscription monthly, so I have to call the release endpoint to manually release its attached schedule?

atomic apex
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I think you still need to specify end date or interations

winter moth
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but I already specified here ah

atomic apex
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Ok, then it will end after 2 iterations.

winter moth
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when you say it will end after 2 iterations meaning subscription schedule is released?

atomic apex
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After 2 iterations the Subscription Schedule will either release or cancel. Since you set end_behavior: "release", the Subscription Schedule will be released and continue iterating as a normal Subscription

winter moth
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okay because I still see this exception
Stripe.StripeException: 'You cannot migrate a subscription that is already attached to a schedule: sub_sched_1OKh94GFC7Ks3wO6Tt2sXk8H.'

even though I already specified it end_behavior = "release"

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so when I try to manually release it, it says
Stripe.StripeException: 'You cannot release a subscription schedule that is currently in the released status. It must be in not_started, active status to be released.'

atomic apex
dense stirrupBOT
winter moth
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subscription schedule Id = sub_sched_1OIBgQGFC7Ks3wO6oqQt9RaZ

subscriptionId =
sub_1OIBeXGFC7Ks3wO6JP4HOGDc

silk nacelle
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👋 stepping in here as vanya needs to step away

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That Sub still has an active schedule currently, no?

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You can't change the schedule until after it has released, meaning the phases have concluded.

winter moth
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by right it should not have an active schedule because I already set the end_behavior = "none"

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second phase was set to iterations = 2

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I specified the end date at the first phase

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when will it be released?

silk nacelle
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I don't think you are looking at the right Schedule

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I'm not seeing you set iterations anywhere

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Which just attaches it to the Subscription

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And it will release at the end of the current phase

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Which looks to be in about an hour

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Ah

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I see the confusion

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That Subscription had the Schedule you referenced above previously attached

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That was then released

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But since then you created a new Schedule in the request I linked above

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Which is why you see that error

winter moth
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question is why it wasn't released after successful change of subscription?

silk nacelle
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I can't access that link above

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But I just told you -- it was released

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Then you created a new one

winter moth
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ohh so it is a new subscription schedule then?

silk nacelle
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Yes

winter moth
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I see okay okay will try that again ah,

silk nacelle
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👍

winter moth
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thanks for your help