Closed johnf closed 1 year ago
Just wondering: what OS are you using, is it macOS or linux? I've been running this script on my local machine for many months now, almost non-stop (only pause when I need to restart the machine to apply OS updates), and I couldn't find logs older than 7 days (as your script is configured). Maybe I rebooted <7 days ago (can't remember) which would then clean the tmp dir, but I was just wondering if this behavior is different if running on Linux for instance
Thanks for flagging this and proposing a fix, btw muscle great find! For the past few days, my computer collected 2GB worth of logs sweat
I'm running it in the docker container on a server, and it was using my published docker image which I hadn't update in forever so it had been running for months.
On linux it works with and without the / maybe find is slightly different on MacOS? I'll update to add the /
On linux it works with and without the / maybe find is slightly different on MacOS? I'll update to add the /
That's what I thought heh yeah macOS is weird with some of the "native" commands, like awk
, sed
, maybe find
too 😬 classic 🍏😅
I discovered I had 100GB of logs in /tmp Unfortunately spaceship doesn't have a nice way of turning this off from what I found https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/issues/12854