Open acdha opened 6 years ago
/remove-lifecycle stale
docker system prune --volume --all
has been running for 45 minutes now without any feedback
Docker Engine
Version: 27.1.2
Server:
Containers: 5
Running: 0
Paused: 0
Stopped: 5
Images: 51
Kernel Version: 6.1.0-23-amd64
Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
still present, no progress for pruning the builder cache either
docker builder prune
this has been running for a few hours now
docker system prune --volume --all
has been running for 45 minutes now without any feedback
As the original reporter, I feel I should note that I unsubscribed from this because I switched to Podman in 2021 and it's been so much better for performance, memory usage, and stability. Maybe your needs are more complicated than mine but at this point I'd have trouble believing that 2025 will be the year this issue is fixed.
docker system prune --volume --all
has been running for 45 minutes now without any feedbackAs the original reporter, I feel I should note that I unsubscribed from this because I switched to Podman in 2021 and it's been so much better for performance, memory usage, and stability. Maybe your needs are more complicated than mine but at this point I'd have trouble believing that 2025 will be the year this issue is fixed.
Wow. Yeah, this probably will never be fixed. I will say this though, it does seem to affect a very small percentage of people. I worked at a company with ~40-50 developers all with similar toolchains as me and I was the only one impacted by this issue. When my computer was replaced (due to lifespan refresh, not for any other reason), I never had the issue again.
I ran
docker system prune
to clear out old dev images. That appears to have hung with no feedback: commands likedocker ps
hang and there's no UI indicating what might be the problem. There were periods where Hyperkit was 140% CPU but the running average is close to idle and disk I/O has fluctuated between modest (tens of operations per second) to idle.It's possible that everything is working correctly but it'd be nice to know whether that's the case and whether I should just leave it running (after about 10 minutes) or if restarting it will be required.
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docker system prune
docker ps