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I want to delete a transaction at a point in the future. I also want to be able to cancel that deletion should I wish. Is there a good way to do this?
A delete
with a future timestamp doesn't execute in the future, it is applied to the timeline immediately. Which is the same as all other tx operations. I think what you should consider instead is to make the if-else logic happen at query time and model your own "delete" concept as a new entity or attribute. Just to be sure though, can you say more about the use-case?