tfoote
commented
11 years ago Note this is accumulating on the slaves.
Closed tfoote closed 11 years ago
tfoote
commented
11 years ago Note this is accumulating on the slaves.
eitanme
commented
11 years ago Should I be deleting things after a successful run or something? I'm fairly sure all the data is important... I guess we don't need to keep that stuff around for successful runs?
tfoote
commented
11 years ago I'm surprised about some of the sizes, a few of them exceeded a gigabyte, which seems overly large for generating documentation. Which in itself might warrent looking into.
As these should be gernerated files and they're going to need to be regenerated the next time around, probably on another machine it's probably not worth keeping them. If you have the source checkout and can not require a full recheckout that would be good not to delete.
On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 6:27 PM, eitanme notifications@github.com wrote:
Should I be deleting things after a successful run or something? I'm fairly sure all the data is important... I guess we don't need to keep that stuff around for successful runs?
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eitanme
commented
11 years ago A couple things after digging around a bit:
I'm going to modify the doc script to remove the auto-generated files after they are successfully uploaded.
eitanme
commented
11 years ago This shouldn't be an issue now that the jobs remove their data... closing.
tfoote
commented
11 years ago I confirmed that the new jobs are cleaning up relatively well now. We just have a lot of jobs these days.
Below is a snippet of the accumulated workspaces on a single executor