Okay. To make progress here I'd like to see a study into what constitutes an "unused project". Does it only cover projects which were registered and then never touched again (so they'd have a product and a productseries and nothing else) or does it cover projects which were registered, had specs and bugs created, and then nothing else happened to them? The former picks up a large number of cases (maybe 60% of bogus projects) but it's often the case that somebody will create associated objects to test the project with -- and there you have something which isn't auto-deleted. Should we take care of this manually as we are doing today?
And, to be clear, are we saying DELETE projects, or just mark them as inactive?
Okay. To make progress here I'd like to see a study into what constitutes an "unused project". Does it only cover projects which were registered and then never touched again (so they'd have a product and a productseries and nothing else) or does it cover projects which were registered, had specs and bugs created, and then nothing else happened to them? The former picks up a large number of cases (maybe 60% of bogus projects) but it's often the case that somebody will create associated objects to test the project with -- and there you have something which isn't auto-deleted. Should we take care of this manually as we are doing today?
And, to be clear, are we saying DELETE projects, or just mark them as inactive?