Deleting sessions command / operator.
See original GitHub issueDigdag server uses large database area when running the server for a long time. In this situation, Digdag user wants to delete past sessions. But currently, those feature doesn’t implement yet.
An Idea
digdag delete_sessions
command deletes sessions previous the specific datedelete_sessions>
operator delete sessions previous of the specific date.
Ref: Twitter
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@muga I asked digdag users about database usage in Japanese. Twitter
Hello @muga,
may I suggest a digdag command-line option where you can specify a max age for cleaning up old sessions?
For instance:
This way the cleanup would work regardless of the DB backend and would be suitable for cronjobs.