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  2. JENKINS-58167

Add option to not store affected files

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      We are using the warnings-ng plugin to analyze some of our projects with the following code

      recordIssues enabledForFailure: true, blameDisabled: true,tools: [java(), mavenConsole(), taskScanner(highTags: 'FIXME', normalTags: 'TODO, CHECKSTYLE IGNORE')]

      This leads to very large folders on the Jenkins master (around 250MB for a single build) compared to the old Static Analysis Plugin.

      An option to disable this behaviour or to specify retention times separatly from build retention times would be appreciated.

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          New Feature - A new feature of the product, which has yet to be developed. JENKINS-61038 Add permissions for source code viewer

          • Minor - Minor loss of function, or other problem where easy workaround is present.
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          Improvement - An improvement or enhancement to an existing feature or task. JENKINS-62151 Add option to compress affected files

          • Minor - Minor loss of function, or other problem where easy workaround is present.
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            pmr Philipp Moeller created issue -
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
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            Description We are using the warnings-ng plugin to analyze some of our projects with the following code
            {code:java}
            recordIssues enabledForFailure: true, blameDisabled: true,tools: [java(), mavenConsole(), taskScanner(highTags: 'FIXME', normalTags: 'TODO, CHECKSTYLE IGNORE')]{code}

            This leads to very large folders on the Jenkins master (around 250MB for a single build) compared to the old Static Analysis Plugin.

            An option to disable this behaviour or to specify retention times separatly from build retention times would be appreciated.

            		 We are using the warnings-ng plugin to analyze some of our projects with the following code
            {code:java}
            recordIssues enabledForFailure: true, blameDisabled: true,tools: [java(), mavenConsole(), taskScanner(highTags: 'FIXME', normalTags: 'TODO, CHECKSTYLE IGNORE')]
            {code}

            This leads to very large folders on the Jenkins master (around 250MB for a single build) compared to the old Static Analysis Plugin.

            An option to disable this behaviour or to specify retention times separatly from build retention times would be appreciated.
            Issue Type Bug [ 1 ] Improvement [ 4 ]
            Summary files-with-issues folders excessively large Add option to not store affected files
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Assignee Ulli Hafner [ drulli ]
            Labels help-wanted newbie-friendly
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Link This issue relates to JENKINS-62151 [ JENKINS-62151 ]
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Epic Link JENKINS-62153 [ 206075 ]
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Labels help-wanted newbie-friendly help-wanted integration-test newbie-friendly testing-course
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            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Labels help-wanted integration-test newbie-friendly testing-course help-wanted newbie-friendly
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Epic Link JENKINS-62153 [ 206075 ]
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Link This issue relates to JENKINS-61038 [ JENKINS-61038 ]
            drulli Ulli Hafner made changes -
            Component/s prism-api-plugin [ 28824 ]

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