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Yeah so looks like that Subscription was created due to a Schedule (https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_buq0SLmxNayNIF) which has end_beahvior: cancel -- that indicates that cancellation has been specified in the future (which is why cancel_at is set) and canceled_at mirrors the time when the Subsription was designated to cancel in the future, which is when it started since it uses a Schedule that is set to cancel
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Hmm yes this subscription is set to auto-cancel after a certain period, which I expected to be reflected in the cancel_at field, but the canceled_at field being the same as the start is confusing? You say it's supposed to mirror when the subscription was designated to cancel in the future, then why is it the start and not the future cancellation date?
I think you are mixing up the fields. Both are set and cancel_at does show the future cancellation date (in 2027). canceled_at is the data of the Subscription start because that is also when cancel_at went from null --> the specified cancellation date. See: https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/object#subscription_object-canceled_at
Ohhh ok I see what you're saying. The subscription has technically already been 'cancelled', just at the future date, because it was set at the start
I gotcha ok, thank you!
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