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(Archiving) Clean retrieved springs #2815
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Looks great! Some comments regarding some easy fixable things
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Nice ⭐
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Description
When we have retrieved files via Miria, we would want to remove them after some time has passed. This PR adds a CLI for this, which removes Spring files which were retrieved more than 7 days ago and rests their retrieval data, i.e.
retrieval_task_id
andretrieved_at
will be set toNone
for all files. The data is reset to ensure that the files can be retrieved again.Added
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