Garbage collection of unused dynamic BGP neighbours

[Tore Anderson]

Hi

Is it possible to garbage collect unused dynamic BGP neighbours?

In my environment, these come and go because the dynamic BGP neighbours
are themselves quite dynamic (orchestrated containers that get a new IP
address every time they are updated or restarted).

This causes BIRD to accumulate non-Established «dynbgpN» protocol
instances.

I would like to get rid of them. Ideally the protocol instance would
have vanished  by itself the moment it exited the Established state,
but since that does not happen, I am hoping there might be a way of
deleting them manually (e.g., with birdc)?

Tore