Deleting Stale computer invitations

[waderobson]

I've noticed that when I pull up

https://my.jss.com:8443/api/#!/computerinvitations/findComputerInvitations_get

I get a giant list of invitation codes. Some of them never expire.

    <invitation_type>DEFAULT</invitation_type>
    <expiration_date>Unlimited</expiration_date>
    <expiration_date_utc>Unlimited</expiration_date_utc>
    <expiration_date_epoch>Unlimited</expiration_date_epoch>

I figured out that I can use the API to delete them.

curl -sfku <user>:<pass> "https://my.jss.com:8443/JSSResource/computerinvitations/id/<id to delete> -X DELETE"

I understand that most of these codes expire after a single use but some are from quickadd packages created years ago. The binary in the package may be outdated but the code will still work. In my mind I think it would be good to delete all old quickadd inivations when you create a new quickadd package.

I guess I'm wondering what your thoughts are on this and if there is any other way to handle these stale invitations.

[Sonic84]

This issue very recently came up in my org after it was discovered some folks were still using a very old QuickAdd package. I'm wondering if there are any best practices around identifying/deleting old QuickAdd package invitations created via Recon vs QuickAdd invitations created by /enroll. I have over 5000 "unlimited" invitations. I know I didn't create that many QuickAdds...