**The badge is off the navbar.** It sat in the header of every page, for
everybody, polling every thirty seconds — for a number that means something to
the handful of people who start an extraction and nothing at all to a learner
sitting a session. Extraction is workbench business and it lives there now:
Settings → Tools → Jobs, and a link from the workbench itself, which is where
one is started.
To answer the question it raised: a job ages off the list after a day, and the
steps behind it after an hour. Which is to say it disappears when Redis forgets
it, on its own, with nothing to tell you it had.
**So there is now a way to clear one.** "Forget" takes a job off your list, with
a confirm beside it. It stops nothing that is running — the button is not
offered for a running job — and deletes nothing the job produced; it clears a
line somebody has read and dealt with so the ones they have not are not buried
under it. Only from your own list: the id alone is not authority over anybody
else's, and the keys behind it are shared.
**And a way to read one.** The details panel is called "Log" now, because that
is what it is — every step the job took, in order, and the reason it stopped if
it stopped. That reason has been recorded all along and shown nowhere.
Also, on the deck: the way out is a back link above the title like every other
page rather than a small grey button in the bar of card controls, and the four
buttons that are the whole interaction are full size.
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