Confirm Delete Dialog
What deleting Apollo destroys and what survives, gated by typing the name.
What deleting Apollo destroys and what survives, gated by typing the name.
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Confirm Delete Dialog is the safety gate for irreversible workspace actions, rendered here for project Apollo. The card lists three precise consequences: all 14 deployments including the one serving production traffic right now, build and runtime logs back to Mar 2026, and the apollo.acme.app domain released immediately for anyone to claim. A muted callout then states the one thing that survives: the audit trail, readable to workspace admins for 7 years, including this deletion.
The destroyed items are one array. Below the callout, a Label plus Input ask the user to type apollo to confirm, and the delete button stays disabled until the name matches. The copy does the safety work, not red paint.
Reach for this block whenever a destructive action is permanent and support cannot reverse it. Wire the Input onChange to compare the typed value against the resource name, enable the button on match, then call your delete endpoint.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is project deletion with a domain release warning. Other destructive confirms:
Tip: list what is destroyed specifically, not just "all data", the specificity is what earns the click.