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This is the expected behavior, cancelling a subscription schedule will also cancel its associated subscription. https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/cancel
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No, there's no way to cancel a schedule without canceling its subscription.
Yes, you can use release
If I use realese it will basically cancel the schedule without canceling the subscription?
It releases the schedule without cancelling it
By releases you mean that it will not happen right? if i schedule a downgrade and then release it so it will not happen right?
the downgrade won't happen if you release the schedule because the phase starts