#giorgi-tediashvili_unexpected
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kind pine
Hi, sure.
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fickle pendant
Could you try advancing your test clock like an hour or some other short time?
fickle pendant
Ah, I see what's going on
The Subscription's status won't move to active until the latest open invoice is paid. We won't automatically attempt payment on the open invoice because that invoice is set to auto_advance: false
If you call /pay on the latest invoice, the subscription should update to active
kind pine
Is there a way to make it automatic? once payment method is linked to try to charge it and make it active
fickle pendant
You'll have to update the invoice's auto_advance property to true in order for us to automatically attempt payment. There's no way to automatically set the Invoice's auto_advance to true when resuming a Subscription
kind pine
This doesn't look like the best solution... 😦
var invoiceService = new InvoiceService(); var invoiceOptions = new InvoiceListOptions { Subscription = subscriptionId, Status = "open" }; var openInvoices = await invoiceService.ListAsync(invoiceOptions); foreach (var openInvoice in openInvoices) { await invoiceService.PayAsync(openInvoice.Id); }