Old deployments piling up like junk mail? Keep the last 2, delete the archaeology. Disk space says thank you.

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# List all deployments except the last 2
ls -ltr /opt/crafter/data/deployer/targets/ | \
  grep crafter | \
  awk '{print $9}' | \
  sed 's/-default.yaml//g' | \
  head -n -2 > /tmp/1.txt

# Delete target configurations
for each in `cat /tmp/1.txt`; do
  echo "deleting $each in target"
  rm -rf data/deployer/targets/$each-default.yaml
  rm -rf data/repos/sites/$each
done

# Wait for filesystem sync
sleep 2m

# Delete repositories
for each in `cat /tmp/1.txt`; do
  echo "deleting $each in repo"
  rm -rf data/deployer/targets/$each-default.yaml
  rm -rf data/repos/sites/$each
done

What it does:

  1. Lists all deployment targets sorted by modification time
  2. Keeps the last 2 deployments
  3. Removes target YAML configs and site repositories
  4. Waits 2 minutes between cleanup phases

Warning:

  • This is destructive - verify /tmp/1.txt contents before running
  • Keeps only the 2 most recent deployments
  • Adjust head -n -2 to keep different number of deployments