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Possible to query the creation date for a project? #115

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zymergen-mbarton opened this issue Jan 18, 2019 · 2 comments
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Possible to query the creation date for a project? #115

zymergen-mbarton opened this issue Jan 18, 2019 · 2 comments

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@zymergen-mbarton
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Is there a way to query the creation and activity dates for Seven Bridges projects through the python library? I've been looking at the python library at it doesn't seem like there are any DateTimeFields on that resource.

Having last activity date and creation date fields on Seven Bridges projects could be useful for managing the life times of projects.

@christiansbg
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Projects have a creation and modification date and both are currently not exposed via API. We added this as requirement for future release. The modification date captures changes to project entity itself (e.g. name or description) but not changes inside project (e.g. an added file or app). I suppose with 'last activity date' the latter is of interest?

@zymergen-mbarton
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To provide some more context, we've noticed when clicking on the 'Fetching
local and Platform data' in rabix it seems to be taking longer and longer to
sync. My intuition is that as there are more and more projects in our division
this increases the syncing time for rabix. Perhaps first question might be, is
this the case?

If so, one solution might be to query projects by last activity date and the
delete those that haven't been used in 3 months. Ideally if there was a way in
Seven Bridges to archive projects so they're not deleted, but also not in the
active project list, that would be even better.

A further feature request might be life cycle rules for projects, similar to
how AWS manages image life cycles, then we could set more complex rules for
projects.

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