#smitit1999_unexpected
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checking the latest invoice (in_1RPWyFA5BZ3mzPMyJecxEtGf):
- your code finalized the invoice: https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_rxNf3QQdACfG0B
- then your code paid the invoice: https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_bRpdhyY60xQiZG
so looks like everything worked as expected?
yes everything is working as expected but I am not quite sure why the subscription has the pause_collection set to keep_draft and why isn't taking effect?
And also when was this field updated to what it is now
aah okay, you mean to say, that Stripe kept it draft by default and it is my API that finalized and attempted the payment. Is it correct?
Also what will happen if I resume the collection? Will anything break?
but I am not quite sure why the subscription has the pause_collection set to keep_draft
it was set on 2023-01-16. but it's too old now to see exactly what happened.
aah okay, you mean to say, that Stripe kept it draft by default and it is my API that finalized and attempted the payment. Is it correct?
correct
Also what will happen if I resume the collection? Will anything break?
I recommend doing some tests in test mode, but things should just work.
Got it ๐ Thanks for the help!