zackbloom
commented
8 years ago Hi @lijunhw, You are absolutely correct that Stout does not attempt to delete old files at the moment. It hasn't been a huge priority for us, as old files in S3 aren't much of an inconvenience or cost to us personally. We do however include the timestamp when files were created in their name, to make it easy to write a script which cleans up old files. I would also be very interested in integrating a auto-delete feature into Stout, if someone is interested in making a PR.
renandincer
tmaier
First of all, stout is a great tool! The only problem for me is, when some files are removed in a newer version on my local computer, their counterparts in the S3 bucket are still there after I do
stout deploy(although I do see a new folder with the correct file hierarchy in the same bucket). I am just wondering if I missed anything here.