Hi all, is anyone familiar with Solidus Subscriptions? https://github.com/solidusio-contrib/solidus_subscriptions If I make a product subscribable, customers have to subscribe to the product and lose the option of simply purchasing the product without committing to a subscription. Once I hit "Add to Cart" without actually filling in the subscription fields, I get the error -

ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid in Spree::OrdersController#populate

"Validation failed: Quantity must be greater than 0, Interval length is not a number."

I want the customer to have the choice to either subscribe or make a one-off purchase.

you could in theory make two versions of the same item - once for subscription and the other for one off purchases

Hi @Naoki Mi thank you for your input. I thought the same, but having two entires for the identical product raises so many follow up issues (user-friendliness, api advertising products online, product filter, seo duplicated content, duplicated SKUs, etc.). I don't think this is expected behaviour either.

you would have two products on the backend, and you could use some event listenetrs to switch up based on selection I agree that its probably not intended behaviour, but could be a workaround

No, we rather write the entire gem from scratch to fit our needs before committing to that complexity for such basic behaviour 😅 ... but it is a valid suggestion! Thank you!

@Georg Keferböck Whether or not a subscription item is created is based on the parameters sent to the populate action IIRC - to stop the subscribable product from attempting to create a subscription, I think you just need to stop using/disable subscription_line_item related fields on the product page

Hi @Sean Denny (he/him) - thank you so much for the input. Will take a look tomorrow!