When one tries to delete a repair schedule, an error message like the following is shown:
Repair schedule c87975b0-4491-11e8-9602-9756d0798e38 currently running. Must be first stopped.
This is confusing, because a schedule cannot be "running". It can be "active" or "inactive". A repair can be running, so immediately one checks if a repair is running for this schedule and if there is none, the confusion increases.
I propose to change the wording to "Repair schedule %s is currently active. Must be first deactivated." Also it would make sense to change the available controls for schedule to "Deactivate/Activate" instead of "Stop/Activate".
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┆Issue Number: REAP-166
I was just about to open a bug to say that I have no repairs running relative to that schedule, this is a bug.
But you're right, it's just a problem in wording. 😅
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When one tries to delete a repair schedule, an error message like the following is shown:
Repair schedule c87975b0-4491-11e8-9602-9756d0798e38 currently running. Must be first stopped.
This is confusing, because a schedule cannot be "running". It can be "active" or "inactive". A repair can be running, so immediately one checks if a repair is running for this schedule and if there is none, the confusion increases.
I propose to change the wording to "Repair schedule %s is currently active. Must be first deactivated." Also it would make sense to change the available controls for schedule to "Deactivate/Activate" instead of "Stop/Activate".
┆Issue is synchronized with this Jira Story by Unito ┆Issue Number: REAP-166