#atmb-jason-eligio_code
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indigo sleet
for clarity my issue is - TestClock property not present on the CustomerUpdateOptions, as I want to Create and Advance a test clock to an already existing customer using .Net SDK. Thanks
noble bobcat
Yes so normally you would need to create a Test Clock first, then create a Customer using that Test Clock Id
indigo sleet
is there a way to associate a created Test Clock to an already existing customer?
// Step 1: Create a Test Clock
var testClockOptions = new Stripe.TestHelpers.TestClockCreateOptions
{
FrozenTime = DateTime.UtcNow
};
var testClockService = new Stripe.TestHelpers.TestClockService();
var testClock = testClockService.Create(testClockOptions);
// Step 2: Update a customer to associate the Test Clock
var existingCustomerId = "cus_SJreBFGgGU6Wp3";
var customerUpdateOptions = new CustomerUpdateOptions
{
TestClock = testClock.Id // property not exist in CustomerUpdateOptions
};
var customerService = new Stripe.CustomerService();
var updatedCustomer = customerService.Update(existingCustomerId, customerUpdateOptions);
// Step 3: Advance the Test Clock to simulate the passage of time
var advanceOptions = new Stripe.TestHelpers.TestClockAdvanceOptions
{
FrozenTime = DateTime.UtcNow.AddMonths(1)
};
testClock = testClockService.Advance(testClock.Id, advanceOptions);
this is what I'm trying to do but for CustomerUpdateOptions there's no property to add TestClock
indigo sleet
yup, do you have other ways to advance a test clock to an already existing customer?
noble bobcat
no it's not possible unfortunately