Clearing all jobs workspaces to get free up disk space
Step-by-step guide
- Go to https://jenkins.PROJECTX.tds.CUSTOMERX.COM/script
Enter following script that clears workspaces on master:
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def deleted = []
def oneDayAgo = new Date() - 1
jenkins.model.Jenkins.instance.nodes.each { hudson.model.Node node ->
node.workspaceRoot.listDirectories().each { hudson.FilePath path ->
def pathName = path.getRemote()
if (path.name.startsWith(".")) {
println "Skipping internal dir $node.displayName:$pathName"
} else {
def lastModified = new Date(path.lastModified())
if (lastModified < oneDayAgo) {
println "Deleting workspace at $node.displayName:$pathName (last modified $lastModified)"
path.deleteRecursive()
deleted << "$node.displayName:$pathName"
} else {
println "Skipping workspace at $node.displayName:$pathName (last modified $lastModified)"
}
}
}
}
"Deleted workspaces: \n\t" + deleted.sort().join("\n\t") |
script to delete old builds
Here is a sample Groovy script you can use
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import hudson.model.*
def jobName = "YOUR_JOB_NAME" // Replace with your job name
def daysToKeep = 20
def job = Jenkins.instance.getItem(jobName)
job.getItems().each { jobItem ->
if (jobItem instanceof Job) {
jobItem.getBuilds().findAll { build ->
def buildDate = new Date(build.getTimeInMillis())
def currentDate = new Date()
def diffDays = (currentDate - buildDate) / (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24)
diffDays > daysToKeep
}.each { build ->
println "Deleting build #${build.number} (${build.time})"
build.delete()
}
}
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Make sure to replace `"YOUR_JOB_NAME"` with the name of your multibranch pipeline job. and daysToKeep with something you want, here is 20 days
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