Currently we have the implementation where alert continue running if its alert type license was expired with logging the proper error with the License reason on each execution.
We should consider a more user friendly approached to handle this use case.
The basic approach is to disable all alerts, which alert types requires a higher order license. In addition it could track a reason like disabledReason: 'user' | 'import' | 'license'. Where we can display a user friendly message in the UI and in the future we add import as a value.
Currently we have the implementation where alert continue running if its alert type license was expired with logging the proper error with the License reason on each execution.
We should consider a more user friendly approached to handle this use case.
The basic approach is to disable all alerts, which alert types requires a higher order license. In addition it could track a reason like disabledReason: 'user' | 'import' | 'license'. Where we can display a user friendly message in the UI and in the future we add import as a value.