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solemn solstice
Assuming you have end_behavior: 'release' set it'll release at the end of all the specified phases
turbid plover
yes, this is the end_behavior (I didn't specify anything)
My subscription had no schedule, I created it with this sample : https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules/use-cases#existing-subscription
And I just added a phase like in my first message
solemn solstice
The schedule creates the subscription
And then it'll release control once all phases have complete the specified iterations and/or end date is hit
solemn solstice
I suspect the phase defined on the schedule is still 'active'. You'd need to advance the clock again beyond that iteration
So if it's monthly cycle, advance it another month
solemn solstice
Yeah the schedule will release at the end_date of the last phase: https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscription_schedules/object#subscription_schedule_object-phases-end_date
turbid plover
ok, advancing one more month the schedule is null with the api
I have to double check the sample from the doc
solemn solstice
Sure, let me know if you've any follow-ups
turbid plover
Here is how I defined my new Schedule :
[
new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseOptions
{
Items =
[
new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions
{
Price = schedule.Phases[0].Items[0].PriceId,
Quantity = schedule.Phases[0].Items[0].Quantity,
}
],
StartDate = schedule.Phases[0].StartDate,
EndDate = schedule.Phases[0].EndDate,
},
new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseOptions
{
Items =
[
new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions
{
Price = schedule.Phases[0].Items[0].PriceId,
Quantity = 5,
}
],
Iterations = 1,
}
],
Ok, and what's the issue?
turbid plover
My first phase is the current phase with the actual subscription parameter
solemn solstice
The schedule will release at the end of the 2nd defined phase there
turbid plover
Let me try
If I advance one month the quantity is set to 5 but the schedule is still here
solemn solstice
Ok, so you've advanced to the start of the 2nd phase and the quantity has reduced as per the phases defined. Yes?
turbid plover
And if I advance one more month, the schedule is now null
solemn solstice
Yep, and that's expected as I've explained
That's how that API works
It doesn't release until the end of all defined phases. Not at the beginning of the last phase (which seems was your expectation)
turbid plover
Ok, I would have expected it to clear the schedule as soon as the quantity was reduced
solemn solstice
Nope, doesn't work like that I'm afraid
turbid plover
It doesn't release until the end of all defined phases. Not at the beginning of the last phase (which seems was your expectation)
Exactly
solemn solstice
Let me know if you've any other questions