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autumn quiverBOT
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stuck finch
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Hi there 👋 I see the Subscription in the response is in an incomplete_expired state, rather than canceled. I'm looking to see if the Subscription was already in that state, in which case I think we should have responded with an error here instead, or if this request caused it to move from incomplete to incomplete_expired.

fervent whale
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So, the subscription was initially in incomplete state, and I was simulating a situation wherein, the subscription after creation on stripe, failed to be saved on our platform, and we mark this subscription as cancelled, and we pass the cancellation message as "Failed to save data on platform". Though passing this comment in cancellation_details, its neither reflecting in the api response, nor on dashboard

stuck finch
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Yup, that aligns with what I'm seeing.

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Checking with a teammate because it seems odd to me that we aren't using the value you provided nor are throwing an error.

fervent whale
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attached is a postman request response screen for the response of the delete api

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stuck finch
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Thank you for flagging this! This does seem to be a bug on our end and we're flagging it to the right team to investigate further.

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In the interim, you can set those details as metadata on the Subscription, before canceling it, to reference later.

fervent whale
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Thanks a lot @stuck finch , that workaround should help