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  1. Jenkins
  2. JENKINS-16189

"jobs/<my job>/modules/" is never clear which leads to full disk usage

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    • core, maven-plugin
    • linux / standalone jenkins 1.492 (& before)

      I've a specific instance of jenkins for a "big" maven2 multi module project.
      It seems that the build process is not clearing the "jobs/<my job>/modules/".
      Since we are continuously building the project this leads to a full disk usage within a few days / weeks (filling 30Gb of old builds in my 40Gb partition).

      Surfing the net for answers I found this old thread (from 2010)

          [JENKINS-16189] "jobs/<my job>/modules/" is never clear which leads to full disk usage

          evernat added a comment -

          Is this still a problem?

          It seems to me that old builds and or old artifacts are automatically cleared, depending on the configuration of the job, and that a Maven job can disable its automatic artifacts archiving.

          evernat added a comment - Is this still a problem? It seems to me that old builds and or old artifacts are automatically cleared, depending on the configuration of the job, and that a Maven job can disable its automatic artifacts archiving.

          Daniel Beck added a comment -

          Unclear what's going on here. Did you specify to remove artifacts of older builds? If so, I'd consider this one obsolete since there were fixes in the mean time (the related JENKINS-17508 was fixed in 1.515), unless it can be shown to still occur in recent Jenkins versions.

          Daniel Beck added a comment - Unclear what's going on here. Did you specify to remove artifacts of older builds? If so, I'd consider this one obsolete since there were fixes in the mean time (the related JENKINS-17508 was fixed in 1.515), unless it can be shown to still occur in recent Jenkins versions.

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