failures.delete

Delete or clear an existing Failure, so it doesn't appear in the list of Failures anymore. In addition to manually deleting failures using this method, only the most recent 10 Failures are retained for each particular entity (like an Endpoint), so older Failures are automatically deleted. Clearing failures does not ignore future instances of similar failures. Even after you delete a failure, a similar-looking Failure may be created if the root cause was not resolved; i.e., you can clear a Failure from a No Route To Host error, but unless you also fix the Endpoint's IP address, another Failure will be created the next time you try to join the Endpoint into a meeting.