Hello! Can you guide me what is the best way to delete old executions (and the data connected to them). As I know flyte doesn't have a method for that, but still I need to release disk space and I would like to delete data which are not useful anymore. I tried to access s3 uri (e.g. s3://flyte/data/9m/fca9028c0ffe64016afa-n3-0-n3-n1-0-n1-0/3f275b36950b20fc8436681ba76437bd/8a664494c61b5de20e002fe0618ab938) when it's available and delete it by boto3 client but it didn't release any disk space. I don't care about inconsistency right now because they are old executions which I don't want to utilize anymore. Can you suggest me the less hacky / the best way to delete these?

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flytectl delete execution

does one part of the job but doesn't remove the data. Maybe using an S3 lifecycle policy would make it more declarative

Thanks for the suggestion,

flytectl delete execution

is not working for already SUCCEEDED, FAILED executions, right?