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Currently, streams are always growing, there is no way to delete streams. The first reason why is because it is hard to find a good way to delete streams in an event-sourcing based system.
Is it correct to delete a stream event if a client is subscribed to it? Even if no-one seems connected and we delete a stream, a client could be trying to reconnect after a network error.
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On the one hand, it seems kind of antithetical to ES principles to delete a stream; but on the other hand EventStore does give you the ability, so I guess Greg or somebody thought of a use case at some point.
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Currently, streams are always growing, there is no way to delete streams. The first reason why is because it is hard to find a good way to delete streams in an event-sourcing based system.
Is it correct to delete a stream event if a client is subscribed to it? Even if no-one seems connected and we delete a stream, a client could be trying to reconnect after a network error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: