allow disabling service while retaining data #186
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As a Fediversity user,
I want to have an option to keep or delete associated data when disabling an application,
so that I may choose to resume the application later.
Test:
Given I have a deployed service using S3 storage,
When I disable the service using FediPanel,
Then there is an option to select retention or deletion of data that will be realized on deployment.
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garagefrom operator ancilliary to hosting-provider (multi-tenant) #911c.f. that 'enable' checkbox deployments have i'm not even sure we're using right now
to be fair this also touches on how we may now enable vs disable apps, which similarly glosses over the entire question of what happens to data