Re: keeping m2 repository disk space under control

2012-05-16 Thread Jorg Heymans
For our use case the purging is not really necessary, i was just looking to reduce the duplication of common dependencies and maven plugins. Also there is a repo cleaner plugin, that allows you purge by wildcard. I'm wondering if this is compatible with the per-executor-repo. Jorg On Wednesda

Re: keeping m2 repository disk space under control

2012-05-16 Thread Reynald Borer
Hi, I'm using this option myself, and I have written a quick shell script that will frequently purge the content of those per executor repo, based on what has been deployed to our Nexus repository (it only erase our old SNAPSHOTs). I can share it if needed, but beware this is really specific to o

Re: keeping m2 repository disk space under control

2012-05-16 Thread Jorg Heymans
yes i can see it is in 1.448, too bad LTS is at 1.447.1 :-| I'll have to wait a bit then to be able to use this feature, but it definitely looks promising. Even with 20 executors i should already be able to cut the number of local m2 repos significantly. Thanks ! Jorg On Wednesday, May 16, 20

Re: keeping m2 repository disk space under control

2012-05-16 Thread Olivier Lamy
Recently a repo per executor option has been added. That could help you 2012/5/16 Jorg Heymans : > Hi, > > For a large (100+ m2 jobs) Jenkins instance, what are my options to control > the diskspace taken up by the jobs' private m2 repos ? Since maven does not > handle access to its own local repo

RE: keeping m2 repository disk space under control

2012-05-16 Thread Nord, James
You can (in a one of the latest Jenkins) set the private repo to be per executor. You can then schedule a job to run on that executor periodically to rm –fr privaterepo. This has drawbacks as an “mvn install” from one job is visible to all other jobs on the same executor, whereas you really onl