fix: correct subscription expiration logic#93
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The current logic treats expired subscriptions as purchased because it used `expirationDate < Date()` in the assignment. This PR fixes that logic so `purchased` is true only when the subscription is still valid and not upgraded.
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Thank you for spotting my stupid mistake with comparing There's similar logic in several other places and that IS correctly handled. For some reason I just couldn't "see" my mistake. Thanks very much for the fix!! |
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The current logic treats expired subscriptions as purchased because it used
expirationDate < Date()in the assignment. This PR fixes that logic sopurchasedis true only when the subscription is still valid and not upgraded.