A package stays a unit you can lift back out

An applied package is drawn as one bounded group you can remove in a single action, while the lines you added by hand survive — and the reverse.

What it is

Applied lines carry a shared instance id — not the package's own id — so applying the same package twice produces two independently removable groups. Display groups are consecutive runs, never a global group-by, so the order the builder sees is preserved.

Also called: remove the whole package · two garages two packages · undo the template

See it
A package stays a unit you can lift back out
Prepared for
Sutter Kline
1140 Ridge Line Rd · Fair Play
Shell package$34,782
Concrete & site$10,098
Doors & windows$6,732
Trim & finish$4,488
Total
$56,100
Signature
The Services list with one accent-bordered package group labelled 'Garage Package' and a loose hand-added line below it, each with its own remove control. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Applying stamps every line with a fresh instance id and the package's name, frozen at apply time.
  2. 2'Remove package' deletes every line that came in with that instance and only those.
  3. 3'Clear what I added by hand' does the opposite — keeping every package intact.
  4. 4Two garages means two garage packages, each removable on its own.
Why we built it

A builder will add one or two services by hand, drop a package on top, then decide to pull the package back out — or keep it and remove the hand-added lines instead. An applied package is drawn as one bounded group that lifts out in a single action, and the lines added by hand survive it, in either direction. Grouping follows the run of lines as they sit rather than gathering every line with the same package name, which would teleport a row up the list whenever the same package was applied twice with hand-added lines in between.

The problem
  • Un-applying a bundle meant deleting each line by hand
  • No way to apply the same bundle twice
Sound familiar?
What you get
Lift a whole bundle back out in one action
Your hand-added lines are never collateral damage
Apply the same bundle as many times as the building has of that thing

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