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Löschungsmechanismus von alten Requests und Events #25

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pythonpoet opened this issue Dec 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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Löschungsmechanismus von alten Requests und Events #25

pythonpoet opened this issue Dec 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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Diskutieren wie umsetzen
@pythonpoet pythonpoet created this issue from a note in To do before release (1. Checkpoint v1.0) Dec 17, 2019
@pythonpoet pythonpoet added the help wanted Extra attention is needed label Dec 17, 2019
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Möglichkeiten

  1. Das Gerät der User löscht Requests und alte Event's
  2. Eine Cloud-Function löscht Requests und alte Event's (Enable billing)
  3. Raspberry Pi löscht Requests und alte Event's

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  • Ich denke, Alte Events und Requests müssen erst gelöst werden, wenn wir das App releasen. Erst durch die Intersive Nutzung durch ca. 100 pers. Gibt es ein Daten-Getto das von alten Daten kommt.

@roranmorea roranmorea mentioned this issue Dec 18, 2019
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@roranmorea Alte events werden jetzt über das App gelöscht

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Mit alte Events meinst du Events, die schon vorbei sind. Also schon stattgefunden haben?

@pythonpoet pythonpoet removed this from 1. Checkpoint v1.0 in To do before release Dec 20, 2019
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