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Purchases: Adjust modal message when deleting a Domain Mapping subscription. #55399
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Thanks for working on this!
@DavidRothstein After thinking on this further and digging around a bit more this evening, I'm wondering if it might be advantageous to treat removing a mapping like we would a registered domain. The registered domain code handling the deletion messaging has a series of checks to see if the user's account email is based on the deleting domain, if there is Titan email for the domain, etc. I have encountered a number of users who have deleted/let expire a domain mapping where there were secondary effects like these, so it seems prudent to take similar steps like we would with a registered domain. We can have a customized modal/flow for mapping and rework the other text (what was originally to be changed with this PR) to something that works better for the other products. |
@chrisfromthelc - hm, interesting idea! I guess it's true that removing a domain mapping is similarly destructive to a site as removing a domain registration. (Although the main difference is that removing a domain mapping is easier to recover from if you do it by mistake.) In principal I do think something like this could work and would make sense, but I wonder how much effort is involved. It seems to me like it would probably be a lot harder than just changing the text of the existing dialog... So overall, I don't know 🤷 |
Since this isn't a very urgent issue, I'm looking into this to see what I can figure out, and it'll be a good learning experience on building out this kind of functionality. |
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Testing instructions
You should be presented with a modal showing an updated message:
Related to #49043