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Brydie McCoy [Atlassian] and Nick White
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23 weeks, 2 days ago
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5. Lowest
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This is probably just a wording / placement problem. The build expiry at the plan level is configured as a post build action therefore leading to the assumption that it will run post build, rather than some arbitrary time in the evening.
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This is probably just a wording / placement problem. The build expiry at the plan level is configured as a post build action therefore leading to the assumption that it will run post build, rather than some arbitrary time in the evening. |
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We currently have an issue where Clover is generated significant (300MB+) build artifacts which we don't really need to keep beyond a couple of builds. In our current environment we are often generating 10+GB of data every day which is then not be expired in a timely manner before disks are filling up.
A post build expiry would be useful in this instance (and as this issue mentions was what I thought would happen).