Hostname records are stored per-nameserver. If NS records change over time (NS decommissioned, new NS added), old NS entries in state are never cleaned up. State file grows indefinitely.
Need a pruning mechanism that removes NS entries no longer in the delegation.
Hostname records are stored per-nameserver. If NS records change over time (NS decommissioned, new NS added), old NS entries in state are never cleaned up. State file grows indefinitely.
Need a pruning mechanism that removes NS entries no longer in the delegation.
Ref: [issue #5](https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/dnswatcher/issues/5) item 2
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Hostname records are stored per-nameserver. If NS records change over time (NS decommissioned, new NS added), old NS entries in state are never cleaned up. State file grows indefinitely.
Need a pruning mechanism that removes NS entries no longer in the delegation.
Ref: issue #5 item 2
this is not a real concern