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grand marten
tight mango
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Sure; req_wdOM15YBdnSMY1

grand marten
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You need to pass in all current and future phases when you update a subscription schedule. You also need to pass in any previously set parameters that you want to keep. Any parameters that were previously set are unset for the existing phase unless you pass those in the update request. You still receive information in the response about past phases.
https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules#updating

Subscription schedules

Learn how to use subscription schedules to automate changes to subscriptions over time.

tight mango
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Okay, I do a lot of different API calls with the subscription. Do I need to set the parameters for any other call? Meaning, will I be good if I only add parameters again for the schedule call only?

grand marten
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Updates to sub items, like req_wdOM15YBdnSMY1, are implicit meaning that you don't need to pass all parameters

tight mango
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so doing this (php), won't require setting default_tax_rates, it'll just be inferred from what is already set?

$stripe->subscriptions->update($subscriptionId, [
            'items' => [[
                'id' => $subscription->items->data[0]->id,
                'price' => $planPriceId
            ]],
            'expand' => ['latest_invoice.payment_intent'],
            'proration_date' => !is_null($prorationTime) ? $prorationTime : time(),
            'proration_behavior' => 'always_invoice'
        ]);
```
grand marten
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Yes!

tight mango
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Okay, thank you. I changed the schedule call to the following, assuming that is what should be done:

$stripe->subscriptionSchedules->update(
  $schedule->id,
  [
    'phases' => [
      [
        'items' => [[
          'price' => $schedule->phases[0]->items[0]->price,
          'quantity' => $schedule->phases[0]->items[0]->quantity
        ]],
        'start_date' => $schedule->phases[0]->start_date,
        'end_date' => $schedule->phases[0]->end_date,
        'default_tax_rates' => ['txr_1PaG3qGppVLMkw062cvfyWAO']
      ],
      [
        'items' => [[
          'price' => $planPriceId,
          'quantity' => 1
        ]],
        'iterations' => 1,
        'default_tax_rates' => ['txr_1PaG3qGppVLMkw062cvfyWAO']
      ]
    ]
  ]
);
grand marten
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Yep, seems good

tight mango
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okay, great - thanks!