Include only the last 90 days of downloads in our database dumps #3611
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It's OK for me personally, because I have a copy of the older data. But how will others get the full downloads history? Do you plan to implement dated archives for downloads like this? |
@kornelski yes, see #3479 |
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@bors r+ Thanks! |
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@kornelski fyi we opened a locked issue tracking all the changes happening to the database dump you can subscribe to, so we can avoid manually pinging you when we think a change might impact you: #3617 |
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In #3479 we plan to drop old entries and archive them in some other way, so old entries will eventually disappear from dumps anyway. This should make use of the database dumps much more practical for daily use. I think it would be reasonable to even limit this to the past week of data.
r? @pietroalbini
cc @kornelski, #2078