#simonc6182_code
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ashen ravine
Yes
Actually, I set with this value: 1729172855, nevertheless on Stripe, the cancel at is specify to the 17th may
graceful pollen
Can you share the request ID where you set this as the cancel_at date?
ashen ravine
Where can I find this information?
graceful pollen
In that request you passed ``` cancel_at_period_end: "true",
So you did not pass cancel_at
ashen ravine
I have to specifty cancel_at_period_end: "false"?
ashen ravine
What am I suppose to do?
graceful pollen
If you wan to update a Subscription to cancel at a specific timestamp in the future you pass the cancel_at parameter with a UNIX timestamp
ashen ravine
Yes, this is what I did
graceful pollen
I'm not sure I understand the confusion here... the request you shared you passed a different parameter as you can see in the POST body when you look at that request
So no you didn't, and either your code is cached or you forgot to save during your test.
I'd recommend clearing you cache and trying again