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Clicking the trash icon next to a package in an environment currently only marks it (turns it red) and doesn't remove it until the user clicks Save — which is confusing, since a trash icon implies immediate removal.
As agreed in discussion #6725, clicking the trash icon should open a confirmation dialog. On confirm, the package is removed from the list; on cancel, it stays unchanged. This keeps the existing trash-icon pattern while making the delete workflow unambiguous, without adding UI clutter (checkboxes / "Delete Selected").
Discussed in #6725.
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Task Summary
Clicking the trash icon next to a package in an environment currently only marks it (turns it red) and doesn't remove it until the user clicks Save — which is confusing, since a trash icon implies immediate removal.
As agreed in discussion #6725, clicking the trash icon should open a confirmation dialog. On confirm, the package is removed from the list; on cancel, it stays unchanged. This keeps the existing trash-icon pattern while making the delete workflow unambiguous, without adding UI clutter (checkboxes / "Delete Selected").
Discussed in #6725.
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