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  1. The recovered app's URL is being modified.

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    Nadia Almas commented  · 

    The recovered app's URL is being modified. After restoring deleted apps with temporary URLs, the URLs switch to another temporary URL. Accidental deletion could lead to significant issues because of this URL change. Additionally, since the deleted apps were WordPress sites, the stylesheets path is altered, requiring me to reach out to the support team for assistance. I also didn't realize that the app name would be changed to 'recover-appname,' so I had to search for the app once the recovery was complete. This temporary URL mess completely broke my form API tests, especially where I was testing script speeds using an sms bomber free tool on my contact page. Fixing the temporary URL change after recovery would be a lifesave

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    Nadia Almas commented  · 

    I completely agree with this request. The current recovery workflow introduces unnecessary friction. Changing the temporary URL post-recovery breaks WordPress core configurations (stylesheets, site URL, and home URL), forcing users to manually fix the database or rely on support. Furthermore, appending recover- to the app name makes tracking recovered instances confusing.