Function Trash
The Function Trash is the recycle bin for deleted functions. When a function is deleted it is not removed from the system straight away — it is moved here, where you can either bring it back or delete it for good.
Opening the Function Trash
Go to Project Settings → Function Trash.
The page explains its purpose: the trash stores all deleted functions, and you can restore or purge deleted items from this screen.
What the list shows
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Function Name | The name the function had when it was deleted |
| Type | The function type |
| Updated By | The user who last modified the function |
| Actions | Restore and Purge |
Restoring a function
- Find the function in the list.
- In the Actions column, select Restore.
The function returns to the Functions list of the project and can be deployed and invoked again.
Purging a function
- Find the function in the list.
- In the Actions column, select Purge.
⚠️ Purging is permanent. A purged function cannot be recovered by you or by an administrator. Make sure you no longer need the function or its history before purging it.
Related pages
- Delete Function — how a function reaches the trash
- Manage Project — project deletion, which works differently and cannot be undone