#mckeemi_best-practices
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woven abyss
Hello
Can you clarify exactly what you mean by an "ongoing" schedule?
This is essentially the way Subscriptions work in general
Can you outline the scenario you are looking for here?
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finite sonnet
Hi, sorry, I mean a never ending recurring payment by ongoing ... when creating the subscription schedule it seems that you have to either set the iterations/number of payments or an end date on which the payments stop. Is that not correct?
woven abyss
Nope, if the schedule is set to end_behavior: release (https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/create#create_subscription_schedule-end_behavior) then the Subscription will continue on with whatever is set for the last phase
finite sonnet
Brilliant 🙂
Thank you, I did see the release option on End_behaviour, but wasn't sure if the payments would continue, that's great to know, thanks for clarifying
woven abyss
No problem. Feel free to use test clocks (https://docs.stripe.com/billing/testing/test-clocks) as well to test all of this stuff end-to-end so you make sure it behaves how you want