Unable to edit API for Standard license

[yedubi]

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Current Behavior

I have 2 APIs
and when I update one of them then get alert that I should upgrade my plan
but according to conditions in Standard license I can have 2 APIs

Expected Behavior

Should be able to edit API defs

Steps to Reproduce

Create 2 API and try to edit

Reproducible from Blank

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[Alezanello]

Hello!

Thanks for bringing this up—you’re absolutely right! I’ll pass this along to the engineering team for further review.

[m-rick1]

I second this !

[MickaMalko]

It's a very clever trick to push people into upgrading to the higher, and obviously more expensive, subscription ;) Out of 1,500 people who face this issue, how many will upgrade without even questioning it? Just think about it.

[yedubi]

Hello!

Thanks for bringing this up—you’re absolutely right! I’ll pass this along to the engineering team for further review.

Hi, when it will be fixed?
It's very annoying bug during active development phase

[Teamworq]

This is taking to long. I have paid 30 dollar for the use of the package so please make it work. I need to work with my api calls

[AirtonLucianoAragao]

It seems that is not a hard bug to solve. In fact It was introduced because until last week everything was ok.

May you give priority ?

Thanks

[Teamworq]

Please solve this problem. I am paying 30 dollar a month and can not work without my api's.

[AirtonLucianoAragao]

Maybe a workaround is allow a free upgrade to a plan without this restriction. Rgds Em sex., 21 de fev. de 2025, 08:43, Teamworq ***@***.***> escreveu:

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[MickaMalko]

Maybe a workaround is allow a free upgrade to a plan without this
restriction.

Rgds

**But you're dreaming, buddy... There's NO WAY they're going to move anyone from the $30 plan to the $70 plan without applying an extra charge, even temporarily, just to bypass the issue. Quite the opposite. They're hoping that the $30 customers upgrade to $70 out of impatience or frustration :)

The only thing you can do is formally demand that Google implement a fix as soon as possible. And all affected users should file a class-action lawsuit.

FF is currently deceiving its users who are paying for the $30 plan.

Because the current bug really seems to be a form of fraud.**

[nathankrishnan]

I would like to inform that we are preparing a fix for this bug. The fix is currently in review and afterwards we will deploy it.