#nick-subscription-schedule
sleek lion
Yes, you do always need to send the current phase. And yes mirroring back the values to make no changes.
When updating a subscription schedule, you need to pass in all current and future phases that you want to keep.
bitter zinc
Cool, so in that case, I run
stripe subscription_schedules update sub_sched_1JYAClI67GP2qpb4I7lj4E5F --end-behavior=release --proration-behavior=none -d "phases[0][items][0][price]"=price_1J3ifkI67GP2qpb4nkmaC8Hu -d "phases[0][items][0][quantity]"=0 -d "phases[0][end_date]"=1631246400 -d "phases[0][start_date]"=1630627200 -d "phases[1][items][0][price]"=price_1J3ifkI67GP2qpb4nkmaC8Hu -d "phases[1][items][0][quantity]"=0 -d "phases[1][end_date]"=1631246400 -d "phases[1][start_date]"=1633060800 -d "phases[1][billing_cycle_anchor]"=phase_start
{
"error": {
"message": "`start_date` must be less than each phase's `end_date` or its derived end date based on `iterations` and `plans`.",
"type": "invalid_request_error"
}
}
Can you tell me why that is? Trying to change the start_date of phases[1] to be the first of the oct, and the end date of phases[0] is before that. Is it because there is a "gap" between the end date of phases[0] and the start_date of phases[1]?