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How do I clear out the logs and data from my execution or workflow?
To clear out the logs and data from your execution or workflow in Pipedream, you can disable data retention. Here’s how you can do it: 1. Go to your workflow settings. 2. Look for the Disable data retention option. 3. Enable this setting to disable all logging. With data retention disabled, Pipedream will not store any workflow logs, and you won’t see any logs in the inspector or event history UI. For more details, you can refer to the Data Retention Controls section in the Pipedream documentation. !Disable data retention setting If you need further assistance, please visit Pipedream Support. Let me know if you have any other questions!
but how do I just clear the logs?
To clear the logs of a Pipedream workflow, you can follow these steps: 1. Open the Workflow: Navigate to the workflow whose logs you want to clear. 2. Access the Logs: Click on the “Logs” tab to view the logs. 3. Clear Logs: There should be a “Clear Logs” button or option available within the Logs tab. Click on it to clear the logs. If you don’t see a “Clear Logs” button, you might need to manually delete the logs by removing and re-adding the workflow steps, or by creating a new workflow. If you need further assistance, please visit Support - Pipedream. If you have any other questions or need more detailed instructions, please let me know!
where is teh logs tab? I don’t see it
It sounds like you’re looking for the logs generated by your Pipedream workflow or component. Here are a few places where you can find logs: ### Logs in the Pipedream UI 1. Event Inspector: You can view logs generated by steps during a workflow execution in the event inspector. This is available as part of the step execution details. 2. Event History UI: Logs are also available in the global event history UI. ### Logs for Sources If you’re working with a source, you can view logs produced by a source’s run method in the Logs section of the Pipedream source UI. ### Logs Using the CLI If you prefer using the CLI, you can use the pd logs command to view logs for a source: ```
bash pd logs