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Make new domain invitations expire after a period of time #2993

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h-m-f-t opened this issue Oct 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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Make new domain invitations expire after a period of time #2993

h-m-f-t opened this issue Oct 25, 2024 · 1 comment

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h-m-f-t commented Oct 25, 2024

Issue description

Domain invitations should be temporary, but right now they are long-lasting: they don't actually expire, and they exist until someone deletes, cancels, or retrieves them. Let's change that.

Implementation shouldn't be retroactive; this issue shouldn't make outstanding invitations inert. We should communicate the change to the nature of invitations to users.

Acceptance criteria

  • Invitations have an "expired" state
  • All new invitations expire after 30 days (existing invitations should be left alone)
  • Content is updated in-registrar, in invitation emails, and on get.gov
  • New content is created to guide a user to know what to do when they click on an expired invitation

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The new content for an expired invitation will have to be on manage.get.gov and presented after a user signs in with a Login.gov account.

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@h-m-f-t h-m-f-t changed the title Make new domain invitations expire after a period of time (draft) Make new domain invitations expire after a period of time Jan 16, 2025
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h-m-f-t commented Jan 22, 2025

We discussed this in team workshop; notes.

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