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To manage resources in the Flexibility Information System, you can use a guided workflow that coordinates changes across documentation, database, backend, tests, and frontend components. This ensures all necessary parts are updated.

Yes, you need PostgreSQL and React, along with Liquibase and Go, to execute the resource editing workflow. These dependencies are required to coordinate changes across the database, backend, and frontend of the Flexibility Information System.

The best way to add a new field to a resource in FIS is to use a structured workflow that handles modifications to fields, constraints, permissions, documentation, UI pages, and tests, ensuring all system components are synchronized.

Database schema migration when modifying FIS resources works by using Liquibase to coordinate database changes alongside backend Go logic and frontend React updates, ensuring structural changes are tracked and applied consistently.

Yes, you can update backend permissions and frontend UI pages simultaneously. The resource management workflow streamlines modifications across constraints, backend logic, tests, and frontend UI components in a single end-to-end process.

The primary limitation is strict dependency requirements: you must have Liquibase, PostgreSQL, Go, and React configured. The workflow is specifically tailored for the Flexibility Information System architecture and may not suit other platforms.