# Original Text from @jasonrhughes
Over time, local test runs build up and the local RAS directory content grows accordingly.
We could manually trim the directory contents (if this doesn't upset Galasa) but a more elegant solution might be to right click results (or group of results) in the Galasa Results view and delete them from there - which would also clear them from the RAS.
(I would personally not want this to be automatically time-based - i.e., delete test runs older than a certain age - but rather to be able to prune manually.)
I notice it's possible to do this from the Galasa Runs view but the very few runs contained there don't correspond to those in the Galasa Results view.
Story
As a user of galasa, I want to be able to delete test runs which have completed in the past, so that they don't take up space in my Galasa system.
Background
- The user can query which test runs between dates already:
galasactl runs get --age 6w:1w
- Using the
--format raw makes it easy to get the names of the runs out using a script.
- We introduce the
galasactl runs delete --name xxx command to allow individual runs to be removed.
- Then the user has full control over what gets deleted. They can implement a regular check to delete old stuff, or be more selective.
- The CLI must turn the run name into the run id ?
- If the run is already deleted, the command passes.
- If the run is deleted, no output is observed, only the 0 (OK) exit code.
- Deleting the run also delete the re-runs
- runs delete requires a bootstrap, and doesn't work locally.
The Rest API changes
DELETE /ras/runs/{id}
Does not take a body. Ignores it.
Status codes:
200 OK (same if the property was deleted, or it doesn't exist).
401 Unauthorised. Invalid JWT token, or you don't have permissions.
400 Bad request : The run is currently active. Cancel if first.
Assumptions: We have done the story which always makes sure that Finished state is reached when a test run is cancelled. Story #1775
Once complete, we can try as script like this:
#! /usr/bin/env bash
# Where is this script executing from ?
BASEDIR=$(dirname "$0");pushd $BASEDIR 2>&1 >> /dev/null ;BASEDIR=$(pwd);popd 2>&1 >> /dev/null
# echo "Running from directory ${BASEDIR}"
export ORIGINAL_DIR=$(pwd)
cd "${BASEDIR}"
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Set Colors
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bold=$(tput bold)
underline=$(tput sgr 0 1)
reset=$(tput sgr0)
red=$(tput setaf 1)
green=$(tput setaf 76)
white=$(tput setaf 7)
tan=$(tput setaf 202)
blue=$(tput setaf 25)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Headers and Logging
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
underline() { printf "${underline}${bold}%s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
h1() { printf "\n${underline}${bold}${blue}%s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
h2() { printf "\n${underline}${bold}${white}%s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
debug() { printf "${white}%s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
info() { printf "${white}➜ %s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
success() { printf "${green}✔ %s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
error() { printf "${red}✖ %s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
warn() { printf "${tan}➜ %s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
bold() { printf "${bold}%s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
note() { printf "\n${underline}${bold}${blue}Note:${reset} ${blue}%s${reset}\n" "$@" ;}
h2 "Querying the RAS for old records we don't want any longer."
mkdir $BASEDIR/temp
cd $BASEDIR/temp >> /dev/null
set -o pipefail
galasactl runs get --age 120d:90d --format raw | cut -f1 -d'|' | sort | uniq > files-to-delete.txt
rc=$? ; if [[ "${rc}" != "0" ]]; then error "Failed to query the test runs to delete." ; exit 1 ; fi
success "Queried the run records we want to delete."
h2 "Deleting the run records we don't care about."
while IFS="" read -r line || [ -n "$testRunName" ]
do
info "Deleting test run $testRunName"
galasactl runs delete --name $testRunName
rc=$? ; if [[ "${rc}" != "0" ]]; then error "Failed to delete the test runs $testRunName" ; exit 1 ; fi
success "Deleted test run $testRunName"
done < files-to-delete.txt
cd - >> /dev/null
Tasks
# Original Text from @jasonrhughes
Over time, local test runs build up and the local RAS directory content grows accordingly.
We could manually trim the directory contents (if this doesn't upset Galasa) but a more elegant solution might be to right click results (or group of results) in the Galasa Results view and delete them from there - which would also clear them from the RAS.
(I would personally not want this to be automatically time-based - i.e., delete test runs older than a certain age - but rather to be able to prune manually.)
I notice it's possible to do this from the Galasa Runs view but the very few runs contained there don't correspond to those in the Galasa Results view.
Story
As a user of galasa, I want to be able to delete test runs which have completed in the past, so that they don't take up space in my Galasa system.
Background
galasactl runs get --age 6w:1w--format rawmakes it easy to get the names of the runs out using a script.galasactl runs delete --name xxxcommand to allow individual runs to be removed.The Rest API changes
DELETE /ras/runs/{id}
Does not take a body. Ignores it.
Status codes:
200 OK (same if the property was deleted, or it doesn't exist).
401 Unauthorised. Invalid JWT token, or you don't have permissions.
400 Bad request : The run is currently active. Cancel if first.
Assumptions: We have done the story which always makes sure that Finished state is reached when a test run is cancelled. Story #1775
Once complete, we can try as script like this:
Tasks
add a delete method into the RAS extensions APIdiscardalready exists on theIRunResultinterfaceand the default implementation (can be a no-op)and the couchdb implementation