$user->subscribed('default') returns true no matter what. about cashier-paddle HOT 8 CLOSED

Hey everyone. The reason why subscribed is returning true is that the subscription might be deleted but it's on its cancellation grace period (see the date in the "ends_at" column).

If you want to immediately cancel a subscription you need to use ->cancelNow. See the docs here: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/cashier-paddle#cancelling-subscriptions

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Hi there,

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Thanks.

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@driesvints For me I also have a deleted subscription in my subscriptions table but a call to $user->subscriptions()->active()->get() returns that subscription. I would have expected active() to only return a valid subscription. Does the implementation consider a deleted subscription still active?

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The problem is that some subscriptions in certain systems carries on after the cancellation while others need to be partially refunded(like in mine) or you get extra API call cost(or proxy usage and so on). In my case, the subscription when deleted, if cannot be active. I had to modify the code for my case. This is why I was confused when I saw that a deleted subscription was still considered active.

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I am having the same problem, what is the best way to go around with this ?, how can we make sure that the user has an active subscription after all even if it was cancelled ?

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This is how it works at the moment:

        if ($user->subscribed('default')) {
            logger('true');
        }else{
            logger('false');
        }

If the subscription has been cancelled, it will still return true until the date reaches the last day of the subscription(ends_at column). In your case, it is fine.

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This is also the same reason why the active scope still returns the subscription. It's still an active subscription until its grace period has passed. This works the same in Cashier Stripe.

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Thanks @driesvints! I was having the same problem and that solved it for me.

I had a subscription that was canceled in Stripe and the webhook didn't update the subscription on my local dev environment, so I manually updated the stripe_status field to "canceled" and was really frustrated why $user->subscription('default')->ended() and $user->subscription('default')->canceled() were both still returning false. I guess the ends_at field is really the only one that matters. The stripe_status is really just a user friendly string in case you want to display it to the end user.

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