Troublesome to delete all role pairs

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If I have many role pairs tagged to a single person, and I have accidently keyed in the role pairs to the wrong person, it is difficult for me to delete them one by one.

Suggestion: edit 1 r/-all can be used as a command to delete all role pairs tagged to a single person. This should be something easy to implement (there is no need to change much code) and it will greatly enhance the user experience.

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Team's Response

In general, a flaw (e.g., a missing feature, a suboptimal design of a feature, a known bug) can be considered NotInScope if rectifying it is less important than the work that has been done already (because it is fine to delay lower priority work until future iterations) i.e., the supposedly 'better' implementation will take more effort than the current implementation, reducing the effort available to spend on other more important tasks In addition, The user cannot attempt to use the missing feature or when the user does so, the software fails gracefully, possibly with a suitable error message i.e., the software should not crash.

We recognize that this is a good-to-have feature that enhances user experience of the app. However, we put this as lower priority since the use can still delete roles even without this feature. Moreover, the effort to implement edit 1 r/-all is less important than the work that has been done already (to allow deletion in the first place), so we classify this issue as not in scope.

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