-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 0
Home
Neil Carlson edited this page Jun 7, 2022
·
3 revisions
Every commit to the truchas repo master branch creates a "release" for this repo. Periodically the older development releases need to be deleted. These are releases with a trailing "-g<hash>" in their name. Two things are required:
- Navigate to "Code" -> "tags" in the web interface. Select "Releases" and then delete the desired releases (the garbage can icon). Rather tedious if you have a lot to delete. This frees the significant storage used by the binary tar files associated with each release.
- Clone the truchas_releases repository and then remove the corresponding tags:
The Truchas CI uses the tags in the
git clone git@github.com:truchas/truchas_releases cd truchas_releases git push --delete origin 22.02-2-g5d6deb9 [...]
truchas_releases
repo to generate the list of binary package links for the website, so this step is important.