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Resolved Bulk list and change subscriptions' expiration dates?

KDawson

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
CentOS 7.2.2009
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.55.2
I invoice web hosting clients annually and would like a way to do bulk updates to their subscriptions' expiration dates as payments come in. I found the article on how to loop over a list of resources and apply a Plesk CLI command ( v.gd - Shortened URL ). But I can't find CLI commands to list expiration dates or to change them. Is this possible?
 
Thank you, that answers the question.

Along the same line, I couldn't find a way to list or set the PHP version. Did I just miss it?
 
Code:
plesk bin subscription --update example.com -php_handler_id fastcgi

Run plesk bin php_handler --list to get a list of installed handlers on your server. The php_handler_id looks like: plesk-php70-fpm
 
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