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through a connected python session.

Cleaning your Tag

When developing a C3 package, you frequently need to provision and re-provision progressively changing versions of a given package.
This can result in older versions of your data lingering on your Tag even though you're no longer using it. Additionally, when you use
your tag for a different package, you may leave behind old data which is not used.

You can remove data from your tag with either of the following commands

Tag.removeData()

for JavaScript, and

c3.Tag.removeData()

for Python.

Checking Your Authorization

For some of the above commands, you may not be authorized to execute it. To check this, you can use the Authorizer Type.
For example, to check whether Tag.removeData is allowed, execute the following in JavaScript:

Authorizer.isAuthorized("Tag", "removeData")

or

Authorizer.actionAuthzRoles({typeName: {typeName: 'Tag'}, action: 'removeData'})

and the same in Python would be:

c3.Authorizer.isAuthorized("Tag", "removeData")

or

c3.Authorizer.actionAuthzRoles(spec={'typeName': {'typeName': 'Tag'}, 'action': 'removeData'})