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Alternatively, maybe we want to pull that data out and put in a more structured table. Then we're not relying on the audit log for functional information or slowing it down.
It could be a table with the following:
dataset actee id
entity uuid
audit event id
Other purged objects
Forms (the tombstone is the actee row for that form)
Submissions (no record is kept, submission.purge event just logs count of purged submissions)
The list of purged UUIDs is used to
prevent reuse of entity uuid
communicate to Collect via integrity URL which entities have been purged
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How do we want to track the UUIDs of entities that have been purged?
PR #1349 logs them in array of the details of a purge event. This issue could be closed by deciding this idea is fine.
Alternatively, maybe we want to pull that data out and put in a more structured table. Then we're not relying on the audit log for functional information or slowing it down.
It could be a table with the following:
Other purged objects
submission.purge
event just logs count of purged submissions)The list of purged UUIDs is used to
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: