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Summary

  • Added documentation for the new Data Store TTL functionality
  • Updated the Node.js docs to explain how to set and update TTL for records
  • Added a new section for the Update Record Expiration action
  • Added a practical use case example for TTL with rate limiting
  • Updated Python docs to clarify that TTL is only available in Node.js steps

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  • Review documentation for technical accuracy
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  • Check that code examples are complete and working as expected

📚 This PR complements the code changes in PR #15824
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  • New Features

    • Introduced record expiration functionality that automatically removes data after a specified duration, with options to update or remove the expiration.
    • Enabled use cases such as temporary caching and rate limiting for enhanced data management.
  • Documentation

    • Updated guides to detail how to configure record expiration and update settings.
    • Provided clarifications for both Node.js and Python users regarding TTL functionality.
    • Added new sections explaining TTL management and practical applications for data stores.

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The documentation has been updated to introduce TTL (Time To Live) functionality in data store usage. The Node.js guide now details how to set record expiration using a TTL option in the set method and introduces the setTtl method for updating a record's expiration, including examples for various use cases. The Python documentation adds a new section on setting expiration (TTL) for records, and the data management documentation is enhanced with detailed instructions and expanded use cases for record expiration.

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File(s) Change Summary
docs-v2/.../nodejs/using-data-stores.mdx Changed prop name from data to dataStore, added TTL functionality in the set method, introduced setTtl for updating expiration, and provided examples for rate limiting.
docs-v2/.../python/using-data-stores.mdx Added a new section on "Setting expiration (TTL) for records," detailing how to use TTL in Python, including updating TTL for existing records.
docs-v2/.../data-management/data-stores.mdx Introduced a section on "Setting or updating record expiration (TTL)," expanded bullet points for temporary data expiration and caching, and provided instructions for managing TTL.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant DS as Data Store
    User->>DS: Store record with TTL (using set method)
    DS-->>User: Record saved with expiration applied
    User->>DS: Update record TTL (using setTtl method)
    DS-->>User: TTL updated (extended/removed)
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Possibly related PRs

  • Add TTL functionality to Data Store actions #15824: The changes in the main PR regarding the introduction of TTL functionality for managing expiration times in a data store are directly related to the modifications in the retrieved PR, which also adds TTL properties and methods for record expiration in various data store actions.

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I hopped along the docs one day,
Adding TTL in a clever way,
With records set to vanish on cue,
And limits set for work to do,
A rabbit's hop, a code delight—
Changes that make our docs ignite!


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@andrewjschuang andrewjschuang merged commit 41f2aee into master Mar 6, 2025
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