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Delete Product CLI Command #1583
Delete Product CLI Command #1583
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I think the signature should be:
delete(self, product: Product, delete_archived_only: bool = True)
raise an exception if there exist archived datasets and
delete_archived_only
is true.(Edit: i.e. move this logic up from the CLI)
Add an exception to
datacube.index.exceptions
- and impose anIndexException
superclass while you're there.Also catch the low level and wrap it in an IndexException if deleting the product (or dataset) throws a database error - rather than just letting the low level exception bubble up as dataset.purge does currently.