Add a scheduled job to automatically end Stripe subscriptions if all installments have been paid/end_date is reached.

And also update cycle_day, next_sched_contribution_date for existing recurring contributions.

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mentioned in issue #20 (closed)

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mentioned in issue #39 (closed)

@mattwire Stripe doesn't support limiting subscriptions to a certian number of installments?

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@yosefromano Stripe does not support installments directly. In Stripe 6.0 we check the end date of the subscription against the recurring contribution in CiviCRM and end the stripe subscription if we've reached the Civi end date.

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mentioned in issue #209 (closed)

Is this the same as in the docs https://docs.civicrm.org/stripe/en/latest/ where it says

Please ensure that you are running the ProcessStripe scheduled job every hour or you will have issues with failed/uncaptured payments appearing on customer credit cards and blocking their balance for up to a week!

I do not see this scheduled job. Can you provide the parameters so I can manually add?

@andyburns It is currently handled via the IPN in this function: https://lab.civicrm.org/extensions/stripe/-/blob/master/CRM/Core/Payment/StripeIPN.php#L591-615

What should happen is when an invoice.payment_succeeded event is received a contribution is completed/added and the function handleInstallmentsForSubscription() is called to check if we should end the subscription or not.

It does not use the scheduled job.

I am speaking of the ProcessStripe scheduled job in general. Is that something that is still needed? If so, can I get parameters?

Docs for ProcessStripe here: https://docs.civicrm.org/stripe/en/latest/api/#scheduled-jobs

It is needed unless you want uncaptured charges to remain on client credit cards for 7 days (the Stripe default)

mentioned in issue #436 (closed)