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Follow-up from #73597 which removed the CSVs, StaticModels, and pegasus seed.rake but left the actual database tables in place.
28 cdo_* tables remain in the pegasus database (e.g. cdo_donors, cdo_languages, cdo_partners, etc.). These are unreferenced by any code and do NOT appear in the DMS/Redshift replication config (aws/dms/tasks.yml), so no data pipeline coordination needed.
Also clean up the corresponding seed_info tracking rows — prior cleanups (migrations 084-090, 110-112, 127-128) set the precedent of deleting seed_info entries when dropping CSV-backed tables.
Write a pegasus Sequel migration to drop all 28 tables and their seed_info entries.
Follow-up from #73597 which removed the CSVs, StaticModels, and pegasus seed.rake but left the actual database tables in place.
28
cdo_*tables remain in the pegasus database (e.g.cdo_donors,cdo_languages,cdo_partners, etc.). These are unreferenced by any code and do NOT appear in the DMS/Redshift replication config (aws/dms/tasks.yml), so no data pipeline coordination needed.Also clean up the corresponding
seed_infotracking rows — prior cleanups (migrations 084-090, 110-112, 127-128) set the precedent of deletingseed_infoentries when dropping CSV-backed tables.Write a pegasus Sequel migration to drop all 28 tables and their
seed_infoentries.