Bernhard Müller
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Backend:
- Add deleteByIdAndUserId to MeteringPointRepository
- Add deleteOwnMeteringPoint with validation (owner, state checks)
- Add DELETE /{id} endpoint to MeteringPointController
Frontend:
- Add deleteMeteringPoint to MeteringPointService
- Add delete button with confirmation dialog
- Only show delete for inactive points (NEW, REJECTED, ERROR)
Business Rules:
- Only owner can delete own metering points
- Only inactive points (NEW, REJECTED, ERROR) can be deleted
- ACTIVE and WAITING_FOR_CONSENT points cannot be deleted
Tests:
- Add MeteringPointServiceTest with 10 unit tests
- All 37 tests passing
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