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[rich badger]

Hi @quick jackal

[quick jackal]

Not always. What are you really trying to ask me?

[rich badger]

I guess what I am asking is this: it looks as if you create a Suscription Schedule using https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/create#create_subscription_schedule-from_subscription then the Schedule will take the place of the subscription until the schedule is over. At that point, the schedule will set https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/object#subscription_schedule_object-released_subscription to a subscription id. Is that a new one or the initial one the subscription was created from?

Am I getting that right?

[quick jackal]

Is that a new one or the initial one the subscription was created from?
If you create the schedule from an existing subscription, then the field will map to the existing sub_xxx

In scenarios where you create a schedule without passing from_subscription then it'll generate a new sub_xxx ID once the schedule starts (according to phases/start date)

[rich badger]

Awesome

thank you

[rich badger]

Related to this question: I am seeing the following when creating a subscription schedule:

evt_1PTMomICFBpStoJ1sxDCS8tI

[quick jackal]

What seems unexpcted?

[rich badger]

I looked for that field in the subscription docs but I was not able to find it there

https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/object

Am I missing something silly?

[quick jackal]

Sure, as I said:

In scenarios where you create a schedule without passing from_subscription then it'll generate a new sub_xxx ID once the schedule starts (according to phases/start date)
You pass start_date: 'now' (here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_0v9VBcKx576Cc6) so the schedule immediately created sub_xxx

[quick jackal]

https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/object#subscription_schedule_object-subscription

[rich badger]

I was missing something silly indeed

Sorry to bother

it was in front of me and I was not seeing it

🙂

it is exactly as you said it was going to be

thank you