Use delete and return nothing

guardian · Mar 27, 2024 · 8cb7715 · 8cb7715
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diff --git a/...save-for-later-user-deletion/src/main/scala/coml/gu/sfl/userdeletion/db/SflDynamoDb.scala b/...save-for-later-user-deletion/src/main/scala/coml/gu/sfl/userdeletion/db/SflDynamoDb.scala
@@ -5,18 +5,19 @@ import org.scanamo.syntax._
 import com.gu.sfl.Logging
 import com.gu.sfl.persistence.{DynamoSavedArticles, PersistenceConfig}
 import com.gu.sfl.userdeletion.model.UserDeleteMessage
-import org.scanamo.DeleteReturn.OldValue
+import org.scanamo.DeleteReturn.Nothing
 import org.scanamo.generic.auto.genericDerivedFormat
 import software.amazon.awssdk.services.dynamodb.DynamoDbClient
 
+
 class SflDynamoDb(persistanceConfig: PersistenceConfig) extends Logging {
 
   private val table = Table[DynamoSavedArticles](persistanceConfig.tableName)
   private val client = DynamoDbClient.create()
   private val scanamo = Scanamo(client)
   def deleteSavedArticleasForUser(user: UserDeleteMessage) = {
     logger.info(s"Deleting record for user id: ${user.userId}")
-    val dbResponse = scanamo.exec(table.deleteAndReturn(OldValue)("userId" === user.userId))
+    val dbResponse = scanamo.exec(table.deleteAndReturn(Nothing)("userId" === user.userId))
       .fold(s"Unable to delete record for user ${user.userId}")((_) => s"Deleted record for ${user.userId}")
     logger.info(dbResponse)
   }