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Raised in #3131, the Project model should probably just be removing files on project deletion. Historically, our stance has been to archive these files, but I think the expect effect should be that the files are completely removed.
We could probably review the admin function for removing projects as well, and call Project.delete() instead of relying on the query .delete() method.
There are also other places where we are using a one-off method of removing artifacts, these can all be unified under the Project.delete() method.
Decide
Do we want to remove files on project delete?
Do we need extra protection from multiple users deleting projects?
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I believe we can remove the files upon project deletion. After the project got deleted, there are no values of the files. Moreover, if needed, its possible to get the files by building the project again.
Yea, I think it makes sense. I'd love to have some kind of solution to #562 or similar to archive things to archive.org every month or so, but it makes sense to delete files I think.
Raised in #3131, the Project model should probably just be removing files on project deletion. Historically, our stance has been to archive these files, but I think the expect effect should be that the files are completely removed.
We could probably review the admin function for removing projects as well, and call Project.delete() instead of relying on the query
.delete()
method.There are also other places where we are using a one-off method of removing artifacts, these can all be unified under the
Project.delete()
method.Decide
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: