#typedef_webhooks
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blissful vine
let me rephrase that how do you know if its a subscription switch upgrade/downgrade or renewal when customer.subscription.updated gets called
main cape
Hello! If I understood correctly, you're looking to know that there was a price change for example, and not a quantity change?
blissful vine
Hi! yes more specifically, sub change vs sub renewal. It looks like customer.subscription.updated gets called for both.
main cape
Generally, in the customer.subscription.updated event, there will be a previous_attributes field, and you should always compare the data in that field to the current values in the object to identify what changed
blissful vine
Ahh makes sense, does sub renewal call customer.subscription.updated just because of the dates (current period start)?
main cape
yep, it will
in case you haven't seen this yet, you can use test clocks to mimic the passing of time : https://stripe.com/docs/billing/testing/test-clocks
