Add job for deleting obsolete editions #91
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Add a batch job that deletes editions considered "obsolete". "Obsolete" editions are editions that fulfill both of the following criteria: 1. They are more than 90 days old. 2. The are past the third generation of editions (meaning that we always keep at least three editions of a dataset version). When an edition is deleted, any distributions (and their files) belonging to it is deleted as well.
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Add a batch job that deletes editions considered "obsolete".
"Obsolete" editions are editions that fulfill both of the following criteria:
They are more than 90 days old.
The are past the third generation of editions (meaning that we always keep at least three editions of a dataset version).
When an edition is deleted, any distributions (and their files) belonging to it is deleted as well.