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Eroma commented on AIRAVATA-3053:
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# Experiment can only be deleted by its owner/creator. Other who has
READ/WRITE/MANAGE_SHARE should not be able to delete.
# When an experiment is deleted the experiment details and the storage will be
not available for shared users.
# Gateway admins should have a way of un-deleting an experiment upon request.
# The request to be make outside of gateways a support request.
# Experiments in CREATED, CANCELED and COMPLETED can be deleted.
Q: If a user is using a file in an experiment in another cloned experiment,
what would happen when we delete the primary?
> Delete experiment
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> Key: AIRAVATA-3053
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA-3053
> Project: Airavata
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Django Portal
> Reporter: Marcus Christie
> Priority: Major
>
> This feature depends on backend support for soft-deleting experiments (that
> is, adding a "DELETED" column to EXPERIMENT table, setting it to true to soft
> delete the experiment and then removing deleted experiments from the
> EXPERIMENT_SUMMARY view, etc.).
> This feature will add a Delete button the experiment listing and summary page
> to call deleteExperiment in the API.
> Other thoughts:
> - Admins should always be able to view an experiment even if it is deleted.
> So we should make sure that experiment statistics continues to report these
> experiments.
> - You shouldn't be able to delete a running experiment.
> - We should probably remove the experiment data directory when the experiment
> is deleted.
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