0.2.0

Breaking changes

Inbox.cleanup_cutoff and Inbox.delete_expired_batch are removed. Use InboxCleaner instead, which runs a whole cleanup run itself:

cleaner = InboxCleaner(engine=engine, table=INBOX_TABLE, retention=datetime.timedelta(days=7))
result = await cleaner.cleanup()  # CleanupResult(cutoff=..., deleted_count=...)

InboxCleaner takes the AsyncEngine, not a session, and its arguments are keyword-only. It runs each batch in its own READ COMMITTED transaction and never disposes the engine. It doesn't retry: if a run fails, the next one deletes what is left. Drop your own cleanup use case and any postgres_retry around it. Inbox(session, table) and Inbox.claim are unchanged.

See the Cleaning up section of the README.

What's Changed

• test: run the README cleanup example against PostgreSQL by @lesnik512 in #3
• test: run the README processing example against PostgreSQL by @lesnik512 in #4
• feat!: add InboxCleaner and drop the Inbox cleanup methods by @lesnik512 in #5

Full Changelog: 0.1.0...0.2.0

0.1.0

What's Changed

• feat: add transactional inbox ledger by @lesnik512 in #1
• docs: replace the unreleased notice with install instructions by @lesnik512 in #2

New Contributors

• @lesnik512 made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/modern-python/sqlalchemy-inbox/commits/0.1.0