#invester1357_api

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tribal kelpBOT
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rancid obsidian
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Hi there, let me take a look

gaunt wind
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here's what the ui looks like;

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rancid obsidian
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Ok I can see that you updated on the subsctipion directly on Feb 29

gaunt wind
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it says next invoice on feb 28, 2025 which looks correct....

but the upcoming phase is off

rancid obsidian
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Updating a subscription directly won't change its schedule (if any), do you still want the next update phase to happen on Mar 24 2024?

gaunt wind
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no because I updated it with a yearly membership

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so the phase should also be on feb28, 2025

rancid obsidian
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Then you might want to release the schedule, so it won't impact your subscription.

gaunt wind
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oh....

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how do I do that

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also, is releasing a schedule a good thing to do when a user is upgrading/downgrading?

rancid obsidian
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It depends, if you don't want the schdule to create changes to the subscription, you should just release it

gaunt wind
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interesting. can I run a scenario by you then to get a better understanding?

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and I guess, if I release it, will it create a new one?

rancid obsidian
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No it won't create a new schedule after releasing.

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You can test it out by yourself.