Hi,
I have a configuration with parametrized projects with persistent
workspaces local to the slave the jobs happen to execute on. The workspaces
are based on the ${EXECUTOR} variable to separate them. I would like to
clean these workspaces when there are no jobs running, to reduce
initialization time for the production jobs. The idea I have to go about
this is to trigger cleaning jobs on specific executors, so that each
persistent work space will be cleaned without locking all the executors.
The problem with this approach is that I haven't been able to find any way
to set a specific executor for jobs.
Perhaps there are a plugin which solves this problem, or perhaps it is
possible to lock an executor in another way?
BR
Gunnar
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