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# Configuration
The following options can be added to a rails initializer to modify the
behaviour of the gem:
```ruby
# config/initializers/subscriptions.rb
# Values set in this example are the defaults
# The gateway the `ConsolidatedInstallment` will use when charging recurring
# orders. We highly recommend setting this to a specific value
SolidusSubscriptions::Config.default_gateway = my_gateway
# Defines how long the system will wait before allowing a failed installment to
# be reprocessed by the `Processor`
SolidusSubscriptions::Config.reprocessing_interval = 1.days
# Maximum number of times a user can skip their subscription before it
# must be processed
mattr_accessor(:maximum_successive_skips) { 1 }
# Limit on the number of times a user can skip thier subscription. Once
# this limit is reached, no skips are permitted
mattr_accessor(:maximum_total_skips) { nil }
# Notice required to cancel a subscription. A cancellation with insufficient
# notice will result in the subscription being moved to the
# `pending_cancellation` state. Subscriptions pending cancellations will be
# processed an additional one (1) time and then marked as cancelled.
SolidusSubscriptions::Config.minimum_cancellation_notice = 1.day
# Which queue is responsible for processing subscriptions
mattr_accessor(:processing_queue) { :default }
# SolidusSubscriptions::LineItem attributes which are allowed to
# be updated from user data
#
# This is useful in the case where certain fields should not be allowed to
# be modified by the user. This locks these attributes from being passed
# in to the orders controller (or the api controller).
SolidusSubscriptions::Config.subscription_line_item_attributes = [
:quantity,
:subscribable_id,
:interval_length,
:interval_units,
:max_installments
]
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