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porke
24 Sep, 2024, 10:03

I'm trialling a small projects with a few functions, but most of the storage space seems to be taken up by by builds, see screenshot. Before I read that each deployment of a function takes up build space and I want to free them up I need to delete the deployments, either manually or using a "janitor" function. I put together a "janitor" function to clean-up old, unused deployments, but the space wasn't reclaimed. Is it just a reporting glitch or are these build files still lingering somewhere I can't see? How can I free the space up?

TL;DR
Developers facing storage issue with builds taking up most of the space, even after attempted cleanup. Project ID shared for debugging. Waiting to see if the issue resolves itself, worker might need more time. Trying to free up space by deleting deployments manually or using a "janitor" function, but space is not reclaimed. Seeking advice on how to successfully free up the build space. Solution: Continue monitoring and consider reaching out to core member for further assistance.
Joshi
24 Sep, 2024, 10:08

I would check in over an hour again if the issue still persist. Maybe the worker has not picked it up yet

porke
24 Sep, 2024, 10:13

Thanks for the quick response! My bad, I forgot to mention I waited 24h before asking here just to make sure that the delay in processing the deletions or gathering the metrics isn't a likely issue πŸ˜“

Joshi
24 Sep, 2024, 10:15

I think they just started counting build storage recently so they might not work as intended. A core member has to take a closer look at this

porke
24 Sep, 2024, 10:16

Thanks! If they need a project id to debug here it is: 66d069750037ac6042bb πŸ™πŸΎ

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