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Deleting a study should also delete all experiments and signatures under that study. Deleting an experiment should similarly delete all signatures under that experiment. This is not high priority but I think it's what curators intuitively expect, there's no use case for keeping these sub-pages, it can take a while to delete them one by one, and this change would greatly cut down on the number of orphaned pages. However, after a cascading deletion it should also be not too difficult to restore everything.
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We researched this. We can implement something, but it will take a good amount of effort. Since this is marked as "enhancement" & "low priority", please confirm we should go ahead.
Let's leave it for now, it will have a low impact as it only saves a little bit of time for administrators who have permission to delete studies, and deleting is an infrequent occurrence.
Deleting a study should also delete all experiments and signatures under that study. Deleting an experiment should similarly delete all signatures under that experiment. This is not high priority but I think it's what curators intuitively expect, there's no use case for keeping these sub-pages, it can take a while to delete them one by one, and this change would greatly cut down on the number of orphaned pages. However, after a cascading deletion it should also be not too difficult to restore everything.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: