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The current approach does not work at all: Every job runs "git clean" as part of set up of workspace. So, the marker we use is deleted and all the content as well. So, what we can do is run the "git clean" also after a run, so that the workspace is minimal between invocations and the initial "git clean" becomes a nop. This helps with overall space on the proposal slave since only the active job will use .tox directories etc. Since there's no regular cleanup of workspace, this also helps when jobs get retired, the workspace will continue to exist - but with the cleanup done, it's much smaller. Change-Id: I8b17724905634aa2f7cc657de073ee7cfe10f781
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12 lines
342 B
Bash
#!/bin/bash -xe
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# Cleanup workspace afterwards so that no extra files are in it.
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# This is also done at beginning of each job but let's do it
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# afterwards to save space on the workspace between invocations.
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# Let's see how much we delete.
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# Let du report sizes each directory.
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du -h --max-depth=1 .
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git clean -f -x -d
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du -h --max-depth=1 .
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