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Context: in this iteration #1253 we updated the scenario where users were hitting an error state when attempting to configure a repo; due to org being on a free plan and not having any more seats.
In this iteration, we are focused on the scenario that a repo is configured and user still sees the error page. Today, it's not explicit as to why the error is showing. The user could benefit from understanding the plan rules of 1< have been exceeded in addition to path forward for plan upgrade.
Solution
WHEN user navigating to configured repo and IF the org is free OR seats unavailable show explicit UI to what the issue is
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Iteration 1b: org > repo (scenario: free plan / no more members)
Iteration 2: org > repo (scenario: free plan / no more members)
Feb 28, 2024
update scope to include scenario where user is on paid plan and a seat is available ✅
future iteration to look at clarifying plan management and what "activation" and "seats" mean
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Context: in this iteration #1253 we updated the scenario where users were hitting an error state when attempting to configure a repo; due to org being on a free plan and not having any more seats.
In this iteration, we are focused on the scenario that a repo is configured and user still sees the error page. Today, it's not explicit as to why the error is showing. The user could benefit from understanding the plan rules of 1< have been exceeded in addition to path forward for plan upgrade.
Solution
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hasSeatsLeft
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