I’m confused because this is how it already worked. Unlike regular purchases, subscription pricing was always managed by choosing a price in one territory, lett

I’m confused because this is how it already worked. Unlike regular purchases, subscription pricing was always managed by choosing a price in one territory, letting it recommend prices for all the other territories (based on the exchange rate at that date) and giving you the option to make final adjustments. The prices never adjust for exchange rates afterwards unless you re-run the process manually. This was required because fluctuating prices are bad for subscriptions as customers get locked in. So I don’t understand what’s different here.