Add undelete to stack [$10 awarded]

[Spacebjorn]

Adding undelete to stack or at least a verification if the person is sure to delete a stack. happened to my org. that someone accidentally deleted a stack and it's too bad there's no way of getting it back or at least have a prompter to verify it.

Keep up the great work on the Deck. it's amazing!

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[Aesculapius]

This definately needs to be in the product. Deck is great and the 3.0 beta also has great new features, but accidently deleting the whole stack just because you wanted to click outside the remark window to get that out of the way, cannot be wishful behavior. Is there absolutely no way of retrieving its contents?

[websafe]

This is a must. I came here after few hours with Deck exactly for this reason - accidental deletion of a complete stack with cards is too easy. There should be at least an additional prompt and a way to undo.

[bpcurse]

Just happened with our instance, too. A user deleted a huge stack and we had to manually repopulate some of the deck specific database tables from yesterday's sql backup dump. Another "thumbs up" for this really important feature!
As mentioned above by Spacebjorn and websafe a warning prompt if the user really wants to delete the stack would help a lot and should probably be faster and easier to implement than an undo feature.

[nekohayo]

The stack delete feature is "dangerous" (words fail to express my frustration at having encountered this today). I don't see why the delete button should even be present at all, especially if there are tasks within the column. Even then: what happens to archived/hidden tasks within that column/stack when it gets deleted? I hope they don't get silently permanently deleted too?

[GoetheG]

Hey @Spacebjorn,

cannot agree more with you. Everything should be done to avoid unplanned deleting. We also need functions that prevent the need of critical information technology support. Maybe Nextcloud should ask for the password?

I think that a trash bin should be implemented into Deck to give the users the ability to undo their (deleting) mistakes. This is a key problem that unfortunately makes it impossible for my organisation to use this app. We need a reliable solution for project management because we have no guy for information technology. There's nobody who can restore stuff manually for us. So this would be a disaster.

Really really hope that you'll find a reliable solution for this problem to make people wanna switch from Trello :).

Yours