In making sure that the 'test' account has an active subscription, I found that it didn't, so I added one. And upon adding the subscription, it then showed in the list of invoices as it should.
I also went in and checked one of our other 'test' accounts that had a subscription that wasn't showing on the invoice list.The subscription was manually set somehow to expire in 2022. AND I noticed that there was no option to renew the subscription on the subscription tab. I manually (in the db) changed the expire date to 2018 and the renew button then appeared. I renewed the subscription and that one IS showing on the invoice list.
We did a migration of the data from Akeeba Subscriptions a couple years ago into CBSubs. I'm wondering if something somehow changed in CBSubs that for some reason it isn't recognizing those records unless they are 'touched' in some way.
Would it be easier for you to just go in and look at this OR is there something that I can do (possibly just run a query to set all 'next_event_id' to 1 and then back to 0 (all are presently 0)?) to just 'touch' every record to see if that fixes things somehow? I'm fine with doing the debugging if you have any idea what might be causing this issue.