Reversible Deletion Decisions: Feature Acceptance Suite
What the Feature Must Do as a Whole
An eligible disabled workspace is reviewed by staff who can request, hold and release deletion. The behaviour case follows that staff outcome through the participating capabilities and compares their records at the end. Separate lifecycle, permission and regression cases test the consequences of interruption or refusal. These are proposed combined checks; inspected component tests supply their prerequisites but do not establish a passing feature run.
Interactions Between Capabilities
A failed reminder keeps a released decision reversible. A released request is otherwise eligible but its latest final reminder failed. The case changes the upstream condition and checks the downstream outcome described in its structured assertions. Where the chain crosses a feature boundary, the scenario names the other capability while the suite retains its own feature membership.
Regression Record
| Revision | Change | Scenario | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | initial | all | Define cumulative feature checks from the examined capability scenarios and known failure boundaries. |