Interface PruneOptions

The application identifier (Postgres schema name).

If true, strips execution-artifact attributes from completed, un-pruned jobs. Preserves jdata (return data), udata (searchable data), and jmark (timeline/event history for workflow execution export). See keepHmark for hmark.

Postgres connection configuration. Uses the same format as all other HotMesh services.

Override for engine_streams cleanup. When set, takes precedence over streams for the engine table. Engine streams contain internal routing messages and can be pruned aggressively.

Retention override for engine_streams. When set, uses this interval instead of the global expire for engine stream cleanup.

Entity allowlist. When provided, only jobs whose entity column matches one of these values are eligible for pruning/stripping. Jobs with entity IS NULL are excluded unless pruneTransient is also true.

Retention period for expired rows. Rows with expired_at older than this interval are hard-deleted. Uses Postgres interval syntax.

If true, hard-deletes expired jobs older than the retention window. FK CASCADE on jobs_attributes automatically removes associated attribute rows. When entities is set, only matching jobs are deleted.

If true, hmark attributes are preserved during stripping (along with jdata, udata, and jmark). If false, hmark rows are stripped.

If true, hard-deletes expired jobs where entity IS NULL (transient workflow runs). Must also satisfy the retention window (expire).

If true, hard-deletes expired stream messages older than the retention window from both engine_streams and worker_streams. Use engineStreams / workerStreams for independent control.

Override for worker_streams cleanup. When set, takes precedence over streams for the worker table. Worker streams contain workflow input arguments and activity payloads needed by the exporter — use a longer retention to preserve export fidelity.

Retention override for worker_streams. When set, uses this interval instead of the global expire for worker stream cleanup.