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So I have a project with large amount of build logs which previously inherited "delete after 91 days" rule from grandparent project.

I am adding the specific "delete after 31 days" rule to this project via Kotlin DSL configuration and it is displayed in this project's Clean-up Rules section.

However, after pushing Administration -> Clean-up Settings -> Start clean-up now, the disk space is not reclaimed and the builds older than 31 days still have their logs available via TeamCity UI. Waiting for a periodic clean-up does not help - the logs are still there and accessible. The logs which were older than 91 days were pruned correctly. However, when I set up the 91 days rule initially, I had the similar issue and had to remove old logs by hand.

Why does not Clean-up work as expected?

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  • I think you already answered your own question. Do it manually.
    – Marcel
    Oct 24, 2022 at 13:31
  • But there's a feature for that, I would expect it to work if it exists.
    – alamar
    Oct 24, 2022 at 16:47

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