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• patr0la_api, 1 day ago, 19 messages
• patr0la_api, 3 days ago, 16 messages

[wraith light]

Yes, it sounds like you're making a lot of changes to a subscription during a billing period so multiple proration items are to be expected

[signal jetty]

Yes, but I am not updating current period of subscription schedule - it is staying the same.

Unless that shuold be done differently?

this is my code:

var currentPhaseItems = subscription.Items.Select(item =>
                new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions()
                {
                    PriceData = new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemPriceDataOptions()
                    {
                        Currency = "eur",
                        UnitAmount = item.Price.UnitAmount,
                        Product = item.Price.ProductId,
                        Recurring = new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemPriceDataRecurringOptions()
                        {
                            Interval = "month",
                        }
                    },
                    Quantity = item.Quantity,
                    Metadata = item.Metadata,
                })
            .ToList();

Prices and products are the same

is there additional Id that has to be included?

[wraith light]

Can you share an example invoice/subscription ID with more items than you expected?

[signal jetty]

I have lots of jul 23-aug23 which should not be here

[wraith light]

We are working on a feature to group invoice line items together: https://docs.stripe.com/invoicing/group-line-items?dashboard-or-api=dashboard#use-cases
As noted there, one of the example use case is for grouping prorations. This is currently only available for Dashboard-created invoices, but you can request access to the API beta.

What is the ID of that invoice or subscription?

in_123 or sub_456

[signal jetty]

sub_1PfiW0RudJuKLsDet4Uyd2nw

this is my subscription update: req_3cSOyt55Mb87X9
its good - creates a good invoice only for "upgrades"

req_nBvhlfN6GcjnsB - creating susbcription schedule from subscription

req_JSKqQ1LFFtHtT2 - updating schedule with same current phase and next phase "downgrades"

aug23-sep23 part of invoice is good, its only this current phase that seems wrong

[wraith light]

Ah, the issue is req_JSKqQ1LFFtHtT2

You're using price_data so this is behaving like you are changing the prices on all the current phase items and prorating with net zero

When doing this update, you need to provide the price_123 on the existing phase items, which was automatically generated froyour initial price_data

[signal jetty]

oks, will try it

perfect

works

tnx!