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Polar's subscription.canceled signals a scheduled cancellation (access continues until the period end), while subscription.revoked is the event that should actually remove access. The webhook handler was downgrading immediately on cancel and never handled revoke, so a Pro user dropped to Free the moment they canceled instead of at their real period end. - cancelSubscription now records cancelAtPeriodEnd + currentPeriodEnd and keeps the subscription active instead of deactivating it - add revokeSubscription for the real downgrade, wired to the subscription.revoked event in the Polar webhook handler - add controller + service specs covering event dispatch and the record-vs-downgrade DB semantics - add jest moduleNameMapper so specs can resolve src/* path aliases Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Polar's subscription.canceled signals a scheduled cancellation (access continues until the period end), while subscription.revoked is the event that should actually remove access. The webhook handler was downgrading immediately on cancel and never handled revoke, so a Pro user dropped to Free the moment they canceled instead of at their real period end.