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Again you'll see that deinit subscriber is printed immediately after Received subscription. The reason for this is simple and complex at the same time.When you call subscribe(_:) on a publisher, it creates a subscription and passes this subscription to the subscriber. It does not retain the subscription it creates, which means that the subscription will be deallocated once the publishers' subscribe(_:) method finishes unless another object retains the subscription.When the subscription is initialized, it receives the subscriber object that it will push values to and the subscription stores this subscriber object for future reference. The subscriber itself only accesses the subscription once when its receive(subscription:) method is called. In our current implementation, it does not retain the subscription at all. And since the subscription itself is also not held on to outside of makeRequest, both the subscription and the subscriber are both deallocated by the time makeRequest exits.Based on the description above, we need an object to hold on to our subscription to prevent it from being deallocated. Preferably, this object is Cancellable so it can be used to cancel the subscription if needed. Based on the following excerpt from Apple's documentation on Subscriber, the subscriber itself is a good candidate for retaining the subscription and canceling it later: You connect a subscriber to a publisher by calling the publisher’s subscribe(_:) method. After making this call, the publisher invokes the subscriber’s receive(subscription:) method. This gives the subscriber a Subscription instance, which it uses to demand elements from the publisher, and to optionally cancel the subscription.Update the DecodableDataTaskSubscriber so it's implementation looks as follows:class DecodableDataTaskSubscriber: Subscriber, Cancellable { typealias Failure = Error var subscription: Subscription? func receive(subscription: Subscription) { print("Received subscription") self.subscription = subscription subscription.request(.unlimited) } func receive(_ input: Input) -> Subscribers.Demand { print("Received value: \(input)") return .none } func receive(completion: Subscribers.Completion) { print("Received completion \(completion)") cancel() } func cancel() { subscription?.cancel() subscription = nil }}By conforming DecodableDataTaskSubscriber to Cancellable and holding on to the subscription it receives in receive(subscription:) we created somewhat of a retain cycle which keeps all objects alive. The subscriber holds on to its subscription and the subscription holds on to the subscriber. By canceling the subscription and setting it to nil when the subscriber's cancel method, we make sure to break the cycle when needed. Surprisingly enough, I have found that Subscribers.Sink seems to work in the same way. The major difference is that when you use sink to subscribe to a publisher, the Subscribers.Sink is immediately wrapped in an AnyCancellable instance that, when deallocated, calls cancel() on the cancellable object it wraps which immediately breaks any retain cycles that may have existed.With the code above, you have completed our triad of a custom publisher, subscription

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You can move a user or a workspace from one active Calling subscription to another without impacting the Calling services. Move Calling user subscription Move Calling user subscription using edit license Move Calling user subscription using CSV template Move Calling user subscription using automatic license template Move Calling workspace subscription Move Calling workspace subscription using edit license Move Calling workspace subscription using CSV template There are different scenarios where a customer or partner may need to move a Webex Calling user from one subscription to another. For example: A subscription change—a new subscription replaces a previously used subscription. To provide uninterrupted Calling services, a partner or customer must move a user or workspace from a Calling subscription to another before processing either a Calling cancelation or a suspended subscription. You can view and manage suspended licenses for individual users only through Control Hub. If you attempt to move users from a suspended subscription to a new subscription using the automatic license template or the CSV template, you experience the following: Loss of configuration data Failure to move users to the new subscription Can’t preserve the current Calling configuration. Personalized services such as voicemail, voicemail pin, number assignments, and all individual user call settings are lost when the Calling license is removed. Several methods exist to move a user or a workspace from one Calling subscription to another, from individual user or workspace subscription modification to bulk tools that allow subscription modification to all users or workspaces in an organization. Move Calling user subscriptionMove Calling user subscription using edit license Use the Edit License option to change the license type for an individual user. An administrator can change the subscription plan for a user without impacting services for that user and the rest of the organization. 1 Sign in to Control Hub, and go to . 2 Choose a user to change the license. 3 Click Summary, go to the Licenses section, and click Edit Licenses. The list of existing license details appear. 4 Click Edit Licenses. 5 Click the Calling service from the left, and uncheck the current subscription. 6 Check the new subscription that you want the user to use. 7 Validate the changes and click Save. Move Calling user subscription using CSV template Use the CSV template to alter the Calling subscription for users in an organization and move users from one Calling subscription to another without impacting