IDurableEntityClient.CleanEntityStorageAsync() doesn't delete the entity from storage

[yashvardhan90]

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IDurableEntityClient.CleanEntityStorageAsync doesn't delete the entity from the storage account. It only deletes the {"exists":true} field. This causes the ListEntities function to return all the entities.

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Expected behavior

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It should delete all empty entities.

Actual behavior

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Modifies a property of the entity but doesn't actually delete it.

App Details

• Durable Functions extension version (e.g. v1.8.3): 2.4.0
• Azure Functions runtime version (1.0 or 2.0): 3.0
• Programming language used: c#

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• Timeframe issue observed: 10/29/2021
• Function App name: LogManager-dev
• Function name(s): LogManager
• Azure region: West US 2
• Orchestration instance ID(s):
• Azure storage account name: dmflogsubscriptiondev
• **Table name: LogManagerAInstances

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[cgillum]

@sebastianburckhardt is this the expected behavior?

[olitomlinson]

duplicate #1364

[yashvardhan90]

Turns out the entities have had operations on them in the last 30 minutes that's probably why they weren't deleted. Closing the issue.