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
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
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
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
Behalf Of Jorg Heymans
Sent: 16 May 2012 09:12
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: keeping m2 repository disk space under control
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 h
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 transactionally (vote here
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2802) we need to set a private local
re
