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• jayamini_code, 1 day ago, 16 messages

[neat parrot]

👋 happy to help

[torn solstice]

hi thanks!

This setup works when we migrate plans the same day subscription is created but when we used test clock to pass few days (to Jan 6) of the active monthly subscription and schedule subscriptionSchedules like in the given code users are created an invoice for the used dates and 30days subscription is started from Jan 6 onwards but plan start date is Jan 3rd. how should we handle this for our requirement?

[neat parrot]

you need to pass the subscription item id

just let me understand something here, are you creating the subscription schedule on Jan 3rd or on Jan 6th? and when does the subscription start?

[torn solstice]

we have created the subscription today Jan 3rd. we have used test clock to advance time to Jan 6th. after that we created the subscription schedule using from_subscription with a stripe api call

then updated phases to set new 30 days plan with start_date as subscription.start_date which is Jan 3

[neat parrot]

I'm not sure it would work this way

would you mind sharing the request ID for that request please? in the meantime I'm testing which best approach you should take for this

[torn solstice]

Sure, thanks!
subscription with no prorations:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_GQiHDkPnxZJ4do
request id : req_GQiHDkPnxZJ4do
Schedule Id: sub_sched_1QdAJlKk6Qk5jHuWZEjnRmyx

subscription with prorations:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_UcyJJf3rkzvrdy
request id : req_UcyJJf3rkzvrdy
Schedule Id: sub_sched_1Qd9z0Kk6Qk5jHuWHggGQuQU

[neat parrot]

so that I would be a 100% sure I'm testing the right thing here, you want the next phase to start in x days (30 or 365) from the first phase start right?

[torn solstice]

yeah

[neat parrot]

ok so basically the only way to do that is something a bit convoluted

[torn solstice]

issue we had is an external coupon service we use expires in 30days and 365 days intervals but our stripe subscriptions are set monthly and yearly so basically we wan to migrate them to 30 days and 365 days plans without causing any changes to user subscriptions to make them sync since we have already issued coupons for current subs

so any help to handle it would be great

[neat parrot]

sorry it's has been a bit busy

just give me a few minutes and I will be back shortly

[torn solstice]

no worries!

[neat parrot]

Ok so basically what I tried to do here is the following: update the sub sch with 3 phases, 1st phase ends now, second phase has a number of days equal to 30 - today + start_date

{
  end_behavior: "release",
  phases: [{
    start_date: subSch.phases[0].start_date, 
    items: [{
      price: subSch.phases[0].items[0].price,
      quantity: 1
    }],
    proration_behavior: "create_prorations",
    end_date: Date.now()/1000
  }, {
    start_date: Date.now()/1000,
    items: [{
      price_data: {
        currency: "xxx",
        product: "prod_xxx",
        recurring: {
          interval: "day",
          interval_count: 30 - today + start_date 
        },
        unit_amount: Math.ceil(x/30*(30 - today + start_date ))
      }
    }],
    iterations:1
  },{
    items: [{
      price_data: {
        currency: "x",
        product: "prod_xxx",
        recurring: {
          interval: "day",
          interval_count: 30
        },
        unit_amount: x
      }
    }],
  }]
}

does that make sense?

you might need to tweak a bit the code for your usage but it's the best I was able to come up with, with the constraints you have

[torn solstice]

yeah this makes sense ,

would setting end_behavior to cancel work for the subsciptions that are currently set to cancel at end of old monthly plan?

[neat parrot]

yes

[torn solstice]

gotcha

also we would still have to create schedule with from_subscription and then set the phases with update right? since we can't set them when using from_subscription

[astral crystal]

Hi tarzan had to step away

Taking over

Give me a while to catch up

[astral crystal]

yes that's correct

[torn solstice]

gotcha!