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Hi! Is there any way to temporarily disble API calls? I somehow got a runaway function and its constantly uploading files to my _storage
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Thank you!
I set a function using the scheduler to upload a file retrieved from an api into the database but I accidentally placed it in my "infinite" loop and now I got 2k files in my database and counting, I cancelled the scheduled job but I think there are still hundreds of files in some sort of queue.
because files are still being uploaded
Never mind, I resorted to deleting the whole project
Pausing a Deployment | Convex Developer Hub
Pausing a deployment is a way to "turn off" a deployment without deleting any
Another option would be to comment out the function that's infinite-looping and push your functions
Ah I missed that option just now
Aparently after deleting the project, my _storage files still exist, is there a way to manually delete them? I can't seem to find a section to do that on the dashboard
But I all this is being taken up by the previous project that I deleted

My current and only project on Convex is taking barely any space

Its just files sitting in the database with no way of accessing them on my end
@Rebecca ^ not sure if the usage account here makes sense? re: a deleted project?
@Ruin9999 can you provide me the name of your team slug so i can look into this? feel free to DM
could you also share a screenshot of the resource usage summary on the top of the usage dashboard page?
that will show the current amount of file storage being used, whereas the breakdown graph you shared shows the maximum usage during the day so it makes sense that that would still be high for the day even after you deleted the files, but i would expect that to go down on the next day's data point
This was at 1.79/1GB yesterday but it seems to have returned to normal

Thank you for the help guys!