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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
If you set the external builds directory for Jenkins to e.g. /tmp/builds/${ITEM_FULL_NAME} and build some job, then rename it, the existing build records will remain in /tmp/builds/oldname/* and be inaccessible. Similarly, if you delete the job, the build records will be left behind, potentially consuming a great deal of disk space.
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JENKINS-8446 'builds' directory in a separate location?
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- is duplicated by
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JENKINS-11716 When 'Build Record Root Directory' is enabled, renaming a job does not create a new BRRD dir for the renamed job, and does not rename/copy artifacts from the original BRRD
- Resolved
- is related to
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JENKINS-16457 Bogus Jenkins.rawBuildsDir not adequately diagnosed
- Resolved
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JENKINS-17137 Bogus permalinks created when using external builds directory
- Resolved
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JENKINS-48188 Broken Symlinks with External Build Record Root Directory and Maven Modules
- Open
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JENKINS-19764 Jenkins with custom build record root dir: renaming a job should create the new build record dir if it does not already exist
- Resolved
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JENKINS-24825 Missing build history moving a job when BuildDir is set to a custom location
- Resolved
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JENKINS-44657 Build history not copied after renaming the job's parent folder when using custom build directories
- Resolved