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Reschedule cancels the session in one click, with no confirmation

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
74/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
next.js, postgresql, typescript

Research direction

Start at the session page and inspect the existing inline confirmation used by Cancel, then compare the Reschedule flow. Add the confirmation text and the two choices from the issue before cancellation proceeds. Check that keeping the session leaves it unchanged and confirming continues to pick a new time; the issue names page.tsx for the related mentor visibility work, which RFC-0007 should address.

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Description

bug UX

Found in the UX review of the calendar work (RFC-0012). On the session page, Reschedule immediately cancels the session, emails the partner a cancellation, and — with calendar sync — deletes both calendar events and the Meet link, before the mentee has picked a new time. If they don't rebook, the session is simply gone.

Until proper rescheduling (RFC-0007) lands, add the same inline confirmation that Cancel uses:

Reschedule this session?
This cancels the current time — {partner} is told and it's removed from both calendars — then you pick a new time.
[Cancel and pick a new time] [Keep session]

Also: mentors never see Reschedule (page.tsx), which RFC-0007 should cover.

Dominant language
TypeScript
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Merged PRs (30d)
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