Is there a way to delete an update to an incident? Can it be done by an admin?
Hi Jay,
Unfortunately at the moment the functionality to delete an already posted update is not available within the product. We do have a feature request submitted on this and I would be happy to get your request added to this as a +1. Unfortunately, our feature request space for the Statuspage engineering team is not yet public so if you do need a reference id on that feature request it is STSPG-5387
Thanks so much!
I also need to delete an update. Can I upvote this feature request?
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Please this is necessary as it's too easy to accidentally post an update. Without being able to delete them, it makes for messy unprofessional incidents. Do you have any suggestions for workarounds?
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I too would like to +1 this Jira... but I cant find where to pull up STSPG-5387. Anyone have a hyperlink where I can go to add my +1?
Otherwise, whats the work around here? Delete the incident and add all the updates, sans the one intended? This is really bad.
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Please, anyone can make a mistake. We need to be able to delete an update in those cases.
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Definitely need this, got bit by it today after we had a long thread of existing updates which we can't easily re-create.
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+1
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+1
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+1
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+1. This is a terrible interface! Each time I try to fix a wrong notification, it creates yet another notification. I can't tell if it is a bug or just badly designed. Keep in mind that this page is used when we are working on critical problems and the very last thing we need to worry about is being distracted by a frustrating communication tool that provides misleading or wrong information to our customers because we made a typo.
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Three years on and this is still not available. It troubles me, as just tweaking something adds an update which forever sits on your page which is meant to be a enterprise communication method.
Have we any idea when this feature might happen ?
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+1, I'm pretty shocked there's no way to do this.
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Since this seems to be a blocker for Atlassian, could we at least get a confirmation dialogue box notifying the user that clicking Update without entering any text will trigger the default text? Seriously, this is some really bad UX design and needs to be addressed.
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Something as simple as changing the button test from "update" to "post update" would be a material improvement.
In its current form it punishes the user for not understanding the anti-pattern.
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I also need this.
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+1
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