We need to implement the /remove// functionality in the web-app.
I propose adding a new field 'removed' in the mongo document, existence of which will indicate that the record has been removed.
{
...
"removed" : DATE,
...
}
The other option, which will have a lesser database footprint and might be more performant, is if we create a new collection removals containing just the removal date and the respective combined sha512.
{
"hash": "sha512_1",
"removed": DATE
}
@ashcrow thoughts?
Since the clients work on limited subsets of data, the proposed response might be:
We need to implement the /remove// functionality in the web-app.
I propose adding a new field 'removed' in the mongo document, existence of which will indicate that the record has been removed.
The other option, which will have a lesser database footprint and might be more performant, is if we create a new collection removals containing just the removal date and the respective combined sha512.
@ashcrow thoughts?
Since the clients work on limited subsets of data, the proposed response might be:
This will be a sub-task of #57