#nachofranco14-subscription-end
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@kind ferry it depends a bit how you integrated. Subscriptions don't have an end date by default. So usually you do this via cancel_at which you can update/control or SubscriptionSchedules, do you know which one you are using?
I created an Schedule but for today
so the subscription is already created
how could I solve it in that case?
using the cancel_at of the subscription?
no, you can modify your subscription schedule in the Dashboard or in the API
do you have a subscription id I can look at?
tell me when you copied it so I can delete
you can delete it, I mostly know what's causing it, I'm just reproducing and it takes a while (it's all async)
there's no problem with the subscription being active
I'd like to adjust the end_date
sure but can you give me a subscription id
sub_1Jfq6LBEDYDqpisucEih68ut
yeah you never configured an end date on that subscription when you created it, so there's no "end date" right now
you have to update that subscription in the Dashboard
I don't think so, that's not what I see on the subscription creation. You scheduled one phase and then said to just continue the subscription as normal
You likely want to talk to our support team instead for help https://support.stripe.com/contact since it's not about your code
so?
so it'd continue anyway after 240
why?
ahh right
and can I set the behavior when I create it?
but okay you do use code, not the Dashboard
so you can update the Schedule's phase and change the number of iterations
like you update the schedule and send the phases to modify https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscription_schedules/update#update_subscription_schedule-phases-iterations
and can I change the behavior of subscriptions that I have created in the past??
yes the subscription you shared is still associated to that schedule in the API and you can update the schedule
cool