brookflok_webhooks

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[shut vector]

Hi, let me help you with this.

[grave merlin]

I had no room to explain better my question but it is simple :

If I follow the customer.subscription.updated and update user subscription based on the update it does to my trial user, can I ignore customer.subscription.deleted so I don't have 2 webhooks doing the same thing

[shut vector]

I don't think a customer.subscription.updated Event is created when a Subscription is cancelled. I would recommend listening to both event types just to be sure. You just need to make sure that it's not an issue if multiple events arrive at the same time.

[grave merlin]

Oh I think I understand now, the customer.subscription.updated will tell me if the user activated and if the user payment is past_due but and when Stripe tries all payment retry attempts and fails it will put the subscription to canceled and it will send then customer.subscription.deleted ?

I was thinking that customer.subscription.updated always gets called when the subscription object is updated

[shut vector]

Correct.

[grave merlin]

Muy bien

that is all I needed

Wanted to have it all clear before starting to implement 😄