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At the moment, we're running out of disk space when building packages in Docker containers. This is because our CI VMs have only 14 GB of storage. To help deal with this problem, let's add an option to the run_dockers.bsh script to prune images after using them so we can free some of that disk space and let the remaining jobs complete.
When building on any CentOS version, we end up building a lot of additional items, and this is especially true of CentOS 6, where we must build Ruby. These intermediate build products run us out of disk space in CI, so let's clean up the RPM build areas and recreate them before building Git LFS itself.
When building on any CentOS version, we end up building a lot of additional items, and this is especially true of CentOS 6, where we must build Ruby. These intermediate build products run us out of disk space in CI, so let's remove the RPMs that we installed to build Ruby once we're done with them.
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👍 These all seem like reasonable cleanups; thank you!
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The --prune command-line option was added to the docker/run_dockers.bsh script in commit 4a2e96b of PR git-lfs#4104, and the --arch command-line options was added in commit 569b5ce of PR git-lfs#4728. Earlier, the REPO_HOSTNAME environment variable was removed from all the corresponding Dockerfiles in the git-lfs/build-dockers repository in commit git-lfs/build-dockers@d4c2fe6. We therefore update the docker/run_dockers.bsh script now to remove the unused REPO_HOSTNAME environment variable and document the new --prune and --arch command-line options.
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At the moment, we're running out of disk space when building packages in Docker containers. This is because our CI VMs have only 14 GB of storage. To help deal with this problem, let's add an option to the run_dockers.bsh script to prune images after using them so we can free some of that disk space and let the remaining jobs complete.