SpiceDB is an open source, Google Zanzibar-inspired, database system for creating and managing security-critical application permissions.

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which grpc method are you using? it'd also help to see the code you're using specifically

```
client.deleteRelationships(
        v1.DeleteRelationshipsRequest.create({
          relationshipFilter: {
            resourceType: `${this.namespace}/${this.resource}`,
            optionalResourceId: projectId,
          },
        })
      )
```

Mapping over an array of projectIds, using this as the delete call.

We never cleaned up orphanded relationships, im writing a script that finds them and then deletes them 🙂

what does the promise.all look like? and are you sure that this returns a promise? i'm not familiar with the node grpc client

```
const deleteRelationShips = await Promise.all(
      projectIds.map((projectId) =>
        this.client.deleteRelationships(
          v1.DeleteRelationshipsRequest.create({
            relationshipFilter: {
              resourceType: `${this.namespace}/${this.resource}`,
              optionalResourceId: projectId,
            },
          })
        )
      )
    );
```

delete sequentially and make sure you use a limit and allow partial deletion

and to iterate the DeleteRel call until it reports it has completed each project

<@444996680530657281> what's a sensible limit for the DeleteRelationshipsRequest? Also, to iterate, we simple check if the deletion progress is partial then we send the same request - there is no cursor per-say right?

you're basically just allowing it to complete deletions in chunks