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Notification → Delete

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Summary

Permanently deletes a single Unraid notification by ID, from either the unread or archived list, and returns the updated notification counts.

Inputs

  • Notification ID (required) — Prefixed ID of the notification to delete (e.g. notification:abc123). Find IDs with Notification > Get Many.
  • Notification Type (required) — Where the notification currently lives: Unread (UNREAD) or Archived (ARCHIVE). Defaults to Unread. It must match the notification's actual location.
  • Maximum Control Level — Caps what this node may do. Defaults to the credential's limit and can only narrow it. Delete is destructive and needs an effective level of Full, so the credential must allow Full and this node must not narrow below it.

Output shape

One item per input item. It holds the overview counts after deletion: unread and archive, each with info, warning, alert and total.

The operation is blocked with an error if the effective control level is below Full. An API error fails the item, or emits {error} if Continue On Fail is enabled. If the API returns no data, the output is an empty object. The deleted notification itself is not returned.

Examples

Example 1: Clean up an old archived notification after reviewing it.

Notification ID = {{$json.id}} from a Get Many (Archived) node, Notification Type = Archived, credential Maximum Control Level = Full.

Example 2: Delete a specific unread alert by ID.

Notification ID = notification:abc123, Notification Type = Unread.

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