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Events: Deleting an event type #2159

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ziggabyte opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #2219
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Events: Deleting an event type #2159

ziggabyte opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #2219
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🚪 entry-level Good for newcomers 🎨 needs-design 🐟 Small Should be a quick-ish fix.

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Description

A user should be able to delete an event type. Event types are used to categorise events, and they can add up. It's important that organisers can easily remove types that are no longer relevant.

Estimated size (S, M, L)

I think this issue is S because it's fairly straight-forward and there are examples in other parts of the code base of similar actions are done.

Requirements

  • Event types can be deleted
  • Deleting an event type will remove that event type from existing events that have it

Possible implementations

Look at how tags are deleted for inspiration on how to do it technically!

Design specifications

None!
Is this a reasonable first step of an idea? To have a little "x" icon button after each type, that will delete this item?
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@ziggabyte ziggabyte added 🚪 entry-level Good for newcomers 🎨 needs-design 🐟 Small Should be a quick-ish fix. labels Sep 25, 2024
@rebecarubio rebecarubio self-assigned this Sep 29, 2024
@rebecarubio rebecarubio linked a pull request Sep 29, 2024 that will close this issue
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