fix: #0009394 Cannot unassign requirement of a test case after deleting its execution#409
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…ng its execution We cannot unassign a requirement on a test case whose its execution has been removed. If a test case is not (or rather no more) executed, we should be able to update the associated requirements. We update the execution deletion to revert the link status between the test case and the requirements. The execution deletion was implemented twice. We merged the both to keep only one.
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We cannot unassign a requirement on a test case whose its execution has been removed. If a test case is not (or rather no more) executed, we should be able to update the associated requirements.
We update the execution deletion to revert the link status between the test case and the requirements.
The execution deletion was implemented twice. We merged the both to keep only one.