Automatically clean specific event successes

[W13N3N]

I'm running an interval event which runs every 60 seconds to sync a specific pcloud folder to my unraid environment. Since this event runs so often, it clutters my "successes" jobs view. While in theory i don't have to use the successes view that often, i prefer to keep things as clean as possible 😅

Is there a way to automatically clean successes of a specific event? For example only keep X successes events in the history of that specific event?

[jhuckaby]

Check out the Quiet Modifier. Add this to your schedule triggers. I think "ephemeral" mode may do what you want.

Note: Coming very soon in xyOps v1.0.46, ephemeral mode will automatically disable itself if the job fails.

[W13N3N]

Thanks for pointing me to the quiet mode! This is exactly what i was looking for! And you where not lying 1.0.46 was coming very soon 😁 i saw ephemeral mode was already preset before the .46 release, do i understand it correctly that before .46 ephemeral deleted the job even when it failed? And now in .46 it stops deleting (by disabling ephemeral) on error? If so, wil it already show on the first error or upon the next error?

[jhuckaby]

Yeah, sorry for the confusion. Explaining in more detail:

In xyOps v1.0.45 and below:

• The Quiet Modifier was introduced in xyOps v1.0.10. It's "ephemeral" mode has always existed and worked, but there was only one way for a job to automatically "disable" ephemeral mode on itself, and that is if the job produced any output files.
• Technically you can also print { "xy":1, "ephemeral":false } to STDOUT from your script and disable it that way.

In xyOps v1.0.46 and beyond, just released today:

• Everything with the Quiet Modifier still works exactly as before, but one additional behavior change was added, and that is if the job failed (any other code besides zero) it ALSO now disables ephemeral mode, so the job will be stored in the DB on completion.
• The git diff is very small for this change: 8ac3ec2

I hope that makes sense.

[W13N3N]

Thanks again, Joseph, for your quick and clear responses! This indeed makes sense. In the meantime, I also tested it and this is exactly what I was looking for!

I'm so glad I stumbled upon your tool! I love playing around with it and I've just scratched the surface of what it can do for me!

I hope this project gets the attention it deserves!! 💪🏻

[jhuckaby]

Thank you so much! Very glad to have you aboard!

Tell all your friends, hahaha! 😉

[W13N3N]

I will! Have a great weekend!