I might be alone, but I'm really struggling with this line of fixes from Gitlab.
To be clear - I'm all for Gitlab charging, I think that's fair and reasonable.
However, if they're gonna charge for artifact storage, they need to provide first-class tooling to manage the storage.
My experience is almost exactly the same as the OP's. Huge artefact storage from builds, the scripts to clean up don't work.
> The async operation to delete artifacts can take a while.
How do I tell if something has succeeded or failed then? Last time I ran the scripts, no errors were mentioned, but nothing was tidied up.
Cleaning this stuff up shouldn't be via hacky scripts or community projects. It should be a mandatory requirement for managing an aspect of my account that's about to become very very expensive.
To be clear - I'm all for Gitlab charging, I think that's fair and reasonable.
However, if they're gonna charge for artifact storage, they need to provide first-class tooling to manage the storage.
My experience is almost exactly the same as the OP's. Huge artefact storage from builds, the scripts to clean up don't work.
> The async operation to delete artifacts can take a while. How do I tell if something has succeeded or failed then? Last time I ran the scripts, no errors were mentioned, but nothing was tidied up.
Cleaning this stuff up shouldn't be via hacky scripts or community projects. It should be a mandatory requirement for managing an aspect of my account that's about to become very very expensive.