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This file contains hidden or bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode charactersOriginal file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ # Dealing with suspended Merchants and Employees We need just one, maybe two decisions: (1) When somebody activates the _employees_ feature toggle in the BO, should the system create {Employee}s for suspended {Merchant}s? Yes or No? **Notes** (a) I want to make it clear that all {Employee}s are shown in the table in the backend - no exceptions. This can not be changed. (b) The assigned {Employee}s' assigned {Merchant}s are already filtered, meaning that a suspsend {Merchant} is NEVER shown as one of the assigned {Merchant}s. (2) Suppose the _employees_ feature toggle is already activated and somebody suspends one of the {Organization}'s {Merchant}s. What should happen? @annet Let's do the following: (1) Yes. Why? It's already implemented. Also the alternative would be far more complicated. It's true, that deleting {Employee}s who are in fact assigned to suspended {Merchant}s can fail in unexpected ways at the moment (i.e. you can't a {Merchant}'s last {Resource} even if this {Merchant} is suspended). However, this issue can be easily fixed if we remove the requirement to have at least one {Resource} for each {Merchant}. This goes hand in hand with removing the "default resources" we have already discussed in the past few days. To fix this bug, would not (yet) remove the default {Resource}s completely, but we would remove the requirement for {Merchant}s to have at least one {Resource}. As side benefit, this would also simplify the API a bit and even the behavior of the entire new employees UI be better: (a) You could delete all {Employee}s without restrictions. The requirement that specific {Employee}s can't be deleted would be gone (right now, it's sometimes not allowed to delete a particular {Employee}). (b) You can change the assigned {Merchant}s for any all {Employee}s without restrictions (right now, it's sometimes not allowed to assigned a particular {Merchant}). Just example for one of the problems we would fix like this: https://jira.shore.com/browse/MA-82 Read the comments. Even our developments don't understand the requirement of "at least one {Resource}". This problem would be gone, if all {Employee}s can be deleted. (2) This is not an issue if we decide answer (1) with Yes.