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I have a maximum of 30 or 50 users (the same users always) using my platform on any given day and I currently (after a couple weeks) have 90k+ entries in my SQLAlchemy table. What creates so many and why are they there, I believe I am using only default configurations.
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By default, all non-null sessions in Flask-Session are permanent. What this means is that every request that doesn't support cookie will generate an entry, crawlers might be the reason for it.
I have a maximum of 30 or 50 users (the same users always) using my platform on any given day and I currently (after a couple weeks) have 90k+ entries in my SQLAlchemy table. What creates so many and why are they there, I believe I am using only default configurations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: