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When developing with jac-cloud, over time you may make several changes to the graph of your application. Examples of changes include adding and updating nodes, adding and updating edge relationships, deleting nodes etc. When you make these changes, existing logic may break and you want to start fresh. I'm thinking we can provide three interfaces to purge the graph of a user.
Command Line Interface (CLI) - jac serve purge --token <token>
REST API - POST walkers/purge can be a default walker that purges the graph of the user calling.
Programmatically in jac - jac.purge() or something like that.
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When developing with jac-cloud, over time you may make several changes to the graph of your application. Examples of changes include adding and updating nodes, adding and updating edge relationships, deleting nodes etc. When you make these changes, existing logic may break and you want to start fresh. I'm thinking we can provide three interfaces to purge the graph of a user.
jac serve purge --token <token>
POST walkers/purge
can be a defaultwalker
that purges the graph of the user calling.jac.purge()
or something like that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: