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Issue Type:
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Bug
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Assignee:
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Unassigned |
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Components:
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Created:
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30/Jan/14 4:21 PM
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Description:
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On Jenkins 1.548 I just deleted a number of jobs (using the web interface). However, when I look in $JENKINS_HOME/jobs/, the parent directories for the jobs I just deleted are still there.
Most of their content has been deleted, but what remains is the builds/ sub-directory, and inside it the symlinks such as lastSuccessfulBuild. All the real files have been deleted, but the symlinks remain (this is on Linux).
I don't recall seeing this before - normally, when a job is deleted, the entire directory gets deleted. Has anyone else seen this? I don't delete jobs very often (and when I do, I don't usually check JENKINS_HOME), so I don't know exactly when this started happening. My feeling is that it's fairly recent.
Here's what I see after deleting a job:
Any ideas?
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Project:
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Jenkins
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Priority:
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Major
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Reporter:
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mwebber
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