#madhavi_23060
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- madhavi_23060, 2 hours ago, 4 messages
wary blaze
Hi 👋 can you elaborate on what "when I add a new user to existing subscription with an inactive price" means exactly? It sounds like that is referring to creating a new Subscription with an inactive Price, which is expected to fail.
regal hill
No, it is updating quantity of an existing subscription
wary blaze
Hm, can you share the ID of a request where you're seeing that behavior so I can take a closer look?
regal hill
price_1ObHZlJqE5f9ucQh6ThsobKE -> Price ID
sub_1ObkfqJqE5f9ucQhjIVCeTxw -> Subscription ID
wary blaze
I think I can find it from those, but it'll take me a couple minutes extra
regal hill
Where do I see the request id?
wary blaze
It should be in the error message being returned to you, or you can locate them through your Stripe dashboard:
https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
I'm not having any luck quickly finding one that seems to align with the behavior you're describing.
wary blaze
Thank you, taking a look
Hm, those Subscription Items are already on the specified Prices. If you drop the price field from those requests and only try to update quantity, do they complete?
regal hill
I have not tried it
wary blaze
I would recommend trying so, that field should be optional for an update request and I believe omitting it will avoid the error you're encountering.
regal hill
Is there a way that I can simulate the request?