I've been running a few Xcode Server bots for a few months now on a dedicated Mac Mini. It seems that each Xcode bot archives the built product along with logs, etc for each integration. This is beginning to use up a fair amount of disk space. Is there some kind of pruning process that runs to maintain free disk space on the machine? Is there a quota that I can set somewhere to control that?
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I've been running Xcode Server in a VM for a few days and I have the same concerns. Disk space disappears gigabytes per day and I've already had to resize my VM's disk once, and may have to again today. Some better tooling here would be great.
We have the same problem here at MyFitnessPal. Especially with the introduction of app thinning, each build produces about 10x the amount of files (we're close to 1GB per build). We've resorted to writing scripts to delete files... but it would be really nice if when you deleted a build bot it automatically just cleaned up after itself. Or at the least provide some way to have the Xcode Server automatically delete builds older than X days.
Dupe 24206425, my still-open bug on this.
Any tips on what files are safe to delete?