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Starting from version 0.11.2 of hugegraph-server, the TTL (Time to Live) feature for edges is supported. The TTL for edges is set through EdgeLabel. For example, if you want the “knows” type of edge to have a lifespan of one day, you need to set the TTL field to 86400000 when creating the “knows” EdgeLabel, where the unit is milliseconds.
Additionally, when the edge has a property called “createdTime” and you want to use the “createdTime” property as the starting point for calculating the edge’s lifespan, you can set the ttl_start_time field in the EdgeLabel. For example, if the knows EdgeLabel has a property called “createdTime” which is of type Date, and you want the “knows” type of edge to live for one day from the time of creation, the Request Body for creating the knows EdgeLabel would be as follows:
You can query the execution status of an asynchronous task by using GET http://localhost:8080/graphs/hugegraph/tasks/1 (where “1” is the task_id). For more information, refer to the Asynchronous Task RESTful API.
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