Open rlynnj11 opened 3 years ago
My understanding of delete vs. remove was that delete means it's gone forever, vs. remove is related to something, a query, that is scheduled and can be added back easily.
delete means it's gone forever, vs. remove is related to something, a query, that is scheduled and can be added back easily
Rachel, this is correct.
@rlynnj11 I removed the ":bug" label because "delete" and "remove" is the expected language as of now. Adding the "idea" label so that this issue is tracked for later discussion.
Fleet version : 4.4.X onward at least
Fleet tier Premium
User role (Which role are you assigned in Fleet? (Admin, Maintainer, or Observer)): All
Operating system macOS 11.6
Web browser Chrome 94
🧑💻 Expected behavior
Language consistency throughout the app
💥 Actual behavior
Possible inconsistent use of "delete" vs "remove" language throughout Fleet.
instances of DELETE: users, teams, queries, hosts instances of REMOVE: policies, schedules
More info
This ticket requires a decision to be made about whether vocabulary needs to be changed anywhere, and if it does, this is a purely cosmetic change.