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Bulk Delete Feature for Journey Overview

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Level 2

10/09/2025

Overview

This change request proposes adding functionality to allow users to delete multiple journeys simultaneously from the Journey overview, with built-in dependency checks to prevent deletion of journeys in active states.

Current Behavior

Currently, users can select multiple journeys in the Journey overview (indicated by a blue line showing the number of selected items), but must delete journeys individually through each journey's ellipsis menu.

Proposed Changes

  1. Enable bulk deletion of multiple selected journeys through a single action
  2. Implement/Keep as is - dependency checks to prevent deletion of "Published" (including "In review", "Dry Run") journeys. Only delete when status is Draft, Draft (Test), Finished or similar. 
  3. Add a "Delete Selected" button that appears in the blue selection bar when multiple journeys are selected
  4. Display a confirmation dialog showing:
    • Number of journeys that will be deleted
    • Number of journeys that cannot be deleted (with their states)
    • Option to proceed with deleting eligible journeys only

Validation

  • Only journeys in Draft, Draft (Test), Finished or similar status can be deleted
  • If mixed selection (some eligible, some ineligible), provide clear feedback on which can be deleted
  • After deletion, the selection counter should accurately reflect remaining selected items

Error Handling

  • If deletion fails for any journey, show appropriate error message
  • Provide detailed feedback on which journeys were successfully deleted and which weren't

Benefits

  • Improved user efficiency when managing multiple journeys
  • Reduced risk of accidentally deleting active journeys
  • Consistent user experience for bulk operations