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chore/enterpriseportal: only use 'revoke' verb for licenses#63407
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There's a confusing notion of "archived license" that really means "archived subscription", which is problematic because "can an archived subscription, have valid licenses, in a world where revoked licenses exist?"
IMO archiving a subscription should immediately and permanently revoke all its associated licenses, per discussion in https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/pull/63330#discussion_r1645333457. This means we can remove all notion of "archived license" - when looking at licenses, they're only revoked, or not revoked.
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