• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Priority: Major
• Component/s: artifact-manager-s3-plugin
• Labels:

  None
• Environment:

  Jenkins 2.361.3 LTS

[JENKINS-70252] Artifact Manager on S3 does not delete artifacts from s3 when job is deleted

walid boussafa created issue - 2022-12-11 14:56

walid boussafa made changes - 2022-12-11 14:59

Description

Original: Jenkins artifacts are not deleted from s3 bucket when `Use Transfer Acceleration` is enabled.  everything works as expected when `Use Transfer Acceleration` is unchecked.

New: Jenkins artifacts are not deleted from s3 bucket when `Use Transfer Acceleration` is enabled.  everything works as expected when `Use Transfer Acceleration` is unchecked.   How to reproduce:  * Create two dummy jenkins jobs that save some artifacts  * Enable `Use Transfer Acceleration`  * Delete the first jenkins job  * Check artifacts on s3, THEY ARE NOT DELETED!!!  * Disable `Use Transfer Acceleration`  * Delete the second jenkins job  * Now artifacts are being deleted from s3 as expected.

walid boussafa made changes - 2022-12-17 12:48

Summary

Original: Artifact Manager on S3 does not delete artifacts from s3 when use Use Transfer Acceleration is enabled

New: Artifact Manager on S3 does not delete artifacts from s3 when job is deleted

walid boussafa made changes - 2022-12-17 13:06

Description

Original: Jenkins artifacts are not deleted from s3 bucket when `Use Transfer Acceleration` is enabled.  everything works as expected when `Use Transfer Acceleration` is unchecked.   How to reproduce:  * Create two dummy jenkins jobs that save some artifacts  * Enable `Use Transfer Acceleration`  * Delete the first jenkins job  * Check artifacts on s3, THEY ARE NOT DELETED!!!  * Disable `Use Transfer Acceleration`  * Delete the second jenkins job  * Now artifacts are being deleted from s3 as expected.

New: Jenkins artifacts are not deleted from s3 bucket when a pipeline job get deleted or a branch get deleted in a multi branch pipeline.   h2. How to reproduce  * Use any git repo to create a jenkins multi branch pipeline named *produce_bug* using the Jenkinsfile below.  * Create a branch named *testing*  * Build the branch *testing* twice  * Assuming the build numbers are *#1* and *#2,* artifacts will be uploaded to s3 to {*}produce_bug/{*}{*}testing/1/{*} and {*}produce_bug/{*}{*}testing/2/{*} folders h2. First test case:   * delete build *#1* using the jenkins button *Delete build #1*   ** Directory {*}produce_bug/{*}{*}testing/1/{*} is being deleted from s3  ** {color:#57d9a3}Works as expected {color} h2. Second test case:   * Delete the branch testing  ** The job for the branch *testing* is being deleted from s3  ** The directory {*}produce_bug/{*}{*}testing/{*} is not being deleted from s3  ** {color:#de350b}Does not work as expected! {color}{*}produce_bug/{*}{*}testing/{*} should be deleted from s3 h2. Third test case:   * Delete the multi branch pipeline *produce_bug*  ** The directory *produce_bug* ** is not being deleted from s3  ** {color:#de350b}Does not work as expected! {color}{*}produce_bug{*}{*}/{*} should be deleted     {code:java} // Jenkinsfile pipeline {     agent any     stages {         stage("demo") {             steps {                 writeFile file: 'f', text: 'some content here'                 archiveArtifacts 'f'             }         }     } } {code}

Alexey made changes - 2024-09-05 21:45

Assignee

New: Alexey [ alkosenko ]

Alexey made changes - 2024-09-06 07:59

Status

Original: Open [ 1 ]

New: In Progress [ 3 ]