Define Draft service lifecycle rules

[matKlju]

AS A service designer
I WANT clear rules for creating, saving, and returning services to Draft
SO THAT I can build services freely while understanding the impact of removing an Active service from publication.

Description

Draft is the editable, non-public service state.

A service is created in Draft after a unique title has been provided.
A Ready service may return to Draft.
An Active service may also return to Draft, but Service-Module must warn the designer when Active services depend on it.

Acceptance criteria

• Returning a Ready service to Draft does not show a dependency warning.

• When no Active service depends on an Active service being returned to Draft, the status changes without a dependency warning.

• When one or more Active services can reach an Active service being returned to Draft, a confirmation modal is shown before the status changes.

• The confirmation modal lists every affected Active service by title and status.

• Each listed service title is clickable and opens that service on the canvas.

• The confirmation modal displays up to 10 affected services without scrolling.

• When more than 10 affected services are listed, the service list is vertically scrollable.

• The confirmation modal displays:

  • EN: Return service to Draft?
    The following Active services use this service. They will remain Active, but users who reach this connection will not be able to continue the service flow.
    <service_name/ service_state>

  • ET: Muuda teenus mustandiks?
    Järgmised aktiivsed teenused kasutavad seda teenust. Need jäävad aktiivseks, kuid kasutajad ei saa selle ühenduseni jõudes teenusevooga jätkata.
    <teenuse_nimi/ teenuse_staatus>

• The confirmation modal includes:

  • EN: Cancel and Return to Draft
  • ET: Tühista and Muuda mustandiks

• Selecting Cancel keeps the service Active.

• Confirming the change returns the service to Draft.

• Returning an Active service to Draft does not automatically change the status of services that reference it.