> before that date last year (June 22, 2020) it was possible to create
> CI artifacts that never expired.  This posed problems (huge data
> volume) for GitLab Inc running gitlab.com, so they decided to add an
> expiration date retrospectively.  I guess that some may start to
> expire around now which could be unexpected if users relied on this
> 'never' happening.  However, LilyPond isn't affected by this, our
> artifacts expire after one week (IIRC) and have been since the
> beginning.

It is, however, possible to avoid expiration.  I've activated this for
one pipeline

  
https://lilypond.gitlab.io/-/lilypond/-/jobs/944871436/artifacts/test-results/index.html

so that I have a demo example how the FreeType testing system should
evolve :-)


    Werner

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