Require a confirmation step before deleting routing elements to prevent accidental loss
Taylor Jennings
Deleting routing elements like paths or nodes happens immediately with no confirmation step. Accidental deletions are common and there is no undo or recovery option.
Chili Piper should require a secondary confirmation before any deletion in the router is executed, so accidental clicks don't immediately and permanently remove configuration.
Routing configurations are high-stakes and hard to rebuild. A confirmation step adds one second of friction and prevents potentially hours of recovery work.