Hi everyone, Is there a better way that allows end user to go back and edi

@lins AFAIK it isn't a good idea to perform operations upon a completed instance until we have a good reason for to do so. Given an option, I would rather keep the instance active as long as I know that I am going to perform some operations in it. Also when the instance ends/ terminates, the archival comes into picture which you should consider if you stick to carry out with modifying the completed instance.

Coming to the topic of keeping the instance live, there are various ways of doing so(for instance, we could have a timer process in order to make the instance wait for some time). It would be worth describing the usecase at a very high level(conditions for keeping the instance live, conditions to end the instance etc) so that the practitioners here could come up with better approaches considering the available options.

@lins AFAIK it isn't a good idea to perform operations upon a completed instance until we have a good reason for to do so. Given an option, I would rather keep the instance active as long as I know that I am going to perform some operations in it. Also when the instance ends/ terminates, the archival comes into picture which you should consider if you stick to carry out with modifying the completed instance.

Coming to the topic of keeping the instance live, there are various ways of doing so(for instance, we could have a timer process in order to make the instance wait for some time). It would be worth describing the usecase at a very high level(conditions for keeping the instance live, conditions to end the instance etc) so that the practitioners here could come up with better approaches considering the available options.