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• hassan-schedule-future, 6 days ago, 19 messages

[cyan radish]

Hello, can you send me the request ID (req_123) of a list request like this that you made recently as well as the ID of a subscription that is not showing up in the list that is returned (sub_1234)?

[sullen condor]

async function findAllFixedDatedSubscriptions() {
  const savedSubscriptions = [];
  for await (const subscription of stripe.subscriptions.list()) {
    console.log(subscription.status, subscription.id, subscription.cancel_at);
  }
  console.log(savedSubscriptions);
}

Im running this code. I expect this subscription ID to be returned as it has a status of active sub_1Oj3g3JW5eVJnn2swRRiombx

instead i only get active sub_1OdGcIJW5eVJnn2sDnF2MNhq 1707848914 active sub_1OdGNuJW5eVJnn2szko9ov5L 1707848022

ah let me try find out how to get req id

req_mZRIIpSJAW9oBO

Or maybe there could be a way you can help me. Im trying to find a way to get all subscriptions with a particular product ID and update them.

Initially i thought id get all subscriptions and filter to the product via the Items array. Then do a loop and update the subscription fields.

[cyan radish]

Thanks for the IDs, looking in to this. I see that one of the subscriptions is on a test clock, so that may be why it is not showing up. Looking further in to this and will get back to you

[sullen condor]

ah so test clocks dont return back in the list endpoint? most of my test customers have test clocks

[cyan radish]

Yep that looks to be the case from our description of that parameter https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/list#list_subscriptions-test_clock

It looks like we don't show test clock subscriptions without that paramter being set

[sullen condor]

hmm, thanks for finding that. Am i going about my solution the right way?

[sullen condor]

in regards to this

is there a way to bulk update subscriptions? im worried about too many requests firing

[cyan radish]

Apologies that I skipped over that, that is extremely helpful context. You are doing it the right way now by filtering on that ID, looping through, and updating one-by-one. Unfortunately we do not support bulk updating objects like subscriptions so it does have to be done one-by-one