#nukesforbreakfast_unexpected
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frosty spindle
Hi there
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ember escarp
Hello as well 👋 , the last time I looked into this, this was a known limitation with cancel_at . When it cuts a period short, there will always be a proration. The prorate: false param actually only applies to the call itself that you are passing the param to, because this is scheduling something for later that is considered separate enough that the param doesn't apply.
I think the workaround here would be to create a subscription schedule with that end date and then set end_behavior to cancel along with setting prorate to false on the phase
https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/object#subscription_schedule_object-end_behavior
uncut sierra
do you know if subscription schedules existed in 2019-02-19 of the API?
ember escarp
Yep yep they exist that version
uncut sierra
ok