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NasokiKoide
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July 19, 2023
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Is it a correct behavior that developer can delete readonly project?

  • July 19, 2023
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I created a project on developer console and added Adobe Stock API. When I added this API, I selected a product profile.

 

When the developer who belongs to another product profile accessed this project, the status was readonly. But he/she was able to delete this project. Is it a bug or correct behavior?

 

 

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Best answer by rawvarun

While most projects can be deleted, sometimes a project is related to an application you have published and, therefore, cannot be deleted.

  1. If a project contains an API submitted for approval (status: In Review or Approved), then the project cannot be deleted.
  2. If an App Builder project has been submitted for approval (status: Pending or Published), then that project cannot be deleted. However, you can always revoke a published app and delete the project.

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tmj
tmj
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July 31, 2023

Hey @nasokikoide - this should now be fixed thanks for raising this! And, yes, a developer with read-only access to a project should not be able to delete it. 

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    NasokiKoideAuthor
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    July 31, 2023

    Thank you so much for modifying that!

    rawvarun
    rawvarunAccepted solution
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    July 24, 2023

    While most projects can be deleted, sometimes a project is related to an application you have published and, therefore, cannot be deleted.

    1. If a project contains an API submitted for approval (status: In Review or Approved), then the project cannot be deleted.
    2. If an App Builder project has been submitted for approval (status: Pending or Published), then that project cannot be deleted. However, you can always revoke a published app and delete the project.
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      NasokiKoideAuthor
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      July 25, 2023

      Thank you very much! Oh, it is not a bug... I accept that.

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