On Mon, 2012-07-23 at 14:03 +0100, David Woodhouse wrote: > On Sun, 2012-07-01 at 16:59 -0400, Matthew Barnes wrote: > > No need, it's already fixed in 3.5.3. > > The Delete button is now disabled for accounts bound to GNOME Online > > Accounts. They have to be deleted through the GNOME System Settings > > capplet (or whatever we're calling it these days). > Hm, that isn't ideal. How hard would it be to *make* the delete button > work? Or at least make it pop up a warning saying why the account can't > be deleted? Having to go and do it elsewhere isn't very discoverable. > It's exactly the kind of thing that users hate. > "This just got harder for you because we're making things easier for > you" :)
It seems to me that disabling the delete button for those accounts is the correct thing to do. Making delete-account elaborate would be optimizing a rare operation, IMHO. How often do users create / delete mail accounts? Hopefully that is very uncommon. GNOME-Online-Accounts specifically automates that, so if you use GOA there isn't much need at all to define custom accounts [except that GOA, itself, may not be very easily extensible; it appears the only way to implement/publish a service is GOA is by writing C...]
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