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crisp peak
I think create_invoice would be your best option, that way the subscription will continue one. You can then mark the invoice as paid out of band if the customer has paid you outside of Stripe in the meantime
https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/pay#pay_invoice-paid_out_of_band
coarse wolf
Is that the only way? Via the dashboard, you can just uncheck the checkbox - there's no equivalent in the API?
crisp peak
Would you mind unchecking that box for a test subscription and sending me its ID? I can look at how the dashboard does it
coarse wolf
Sub ID: sub_1PaMiuI67GP2qpb4tR2ICaFP
Event: evt_1PaNB4I67GP2qpb4UsYdFYkB
crisp peak
I have a feeling that it may secretly use create_invoice behind the scenes. If you don't pause or cancel, creating invoices as normal could be a natural way to continue the subscription
coarse wolf
Based on how it looks in the dashboard I think you're probably right, but let me know
crisp peak
Yep I see create_invoice in the request logs. I forget if dashboard requests are visible to you the same way but you may be able to see this at https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_ZGjy80k5EAG6zV