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- dev-josue_error, 5 days ago, 6 messages
analog wing
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According to this request req_ot5GuSrHvy62f0, you've changed the start date
You've changed the first phase start date
hidden zealotBOT
analog wing
And it's seems like the Subscription current_period_start didn't get updated with the new start date of the phase
Not sure if this is expected or not honestly, checking further...
hybrid cloud
The subscription wasn't created by a schedule, you created it directly here and then later attached the schedule
The current_period_* timestamps on the subscription will always reflect the time/date the sub was created in that scenario. Updates to the inital phase on the schedule won't reflect on the sub
Why do you create the subscription and schedule seperately?
delicate sail
Why do you create the subscription and schedule seperately?
For this one @hybrid cloud , we have a feature that lets user change plan upon renewal.
Ex.
3 months plan -> upon renewal -> 6 months plan.
In order to achieve, we create schedule subscription when user change into another plan.
However, if user did not change the plan and the plan will stay as is upon renewal. We use the subscription and not schedule one.
hybrid cloud
Got it
There'll likely always be a mismatch between phase dates and the underlying sub timestamps, at least for initial phase
delicate sail
Got it @hybrid cloud @analog wing , Thanks for assistance. I'll look further on our implementation.
hybrid cloud
np!