When you create a pane a container is created and inside is an index.ttl resource that specifies a mintClass for that pane. When it gets rendered, it is rendered from the index.ttl resource (this is the resource that has the 3 dots and thus the Delete action). In the container there could be several other turtle files with data used for the pane. For example, the contacts-pane has group.ttl and person.ttl resources. If you delete this index.ttl resource you are left with standalone resource that can no longer render the pane.
The question is what should we do when a user deletes the index.ttl resource that has a mintClass for a pane?
Should we delete the whole pane (the container and all the resources inside)?
Or should we just delete the index.ttl resource leaving the other resources and container?
When you create a pane a container is created and inside is an index.ttl resource that specifies a mintClass for that pane. When it gets rendered, it is rendered from the index.ttl resource (this is the resource that has the 3 dots and thus the Delete action). In the container there could be several other turtle files with data used for the pane. For example, the contacts-pane has group.ttl and person.ttl resources. If you delete this index.ttl resource you are left with standalone resource that can no longer render the pane.
The question is what should we do when a user deletes the index.ttl resource that has a mintClass for a pane?
Should we delete the whole pane (the container and all the resources inside)?
Or should we just delete the index.ttl resource leaving the other resources and container?