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Cancelling a job does not invoke the clean up phase #676
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Anyone looking into this? Maybe I could be assigned? |
@davemackintosh I don't think anyone is looking into it. You're right, the problem still exists from back when we built the main guts of the docker runner (about 5 months ago). I just granted you write access to the main repo as well as strider-docker-runner and assigned you to this issue. good luck let me know if i can be of any further assistance: I'm also always in the IRC channel as keyvan and get push notifications on my phone if you write my name. |
Thanks dude, I'll be around if you have any questions as well. |
I'm stopping work on this as I can't resolve an issue with the |
@davemackintosh what's the issue? |
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It does, apocas/docker-modem#31 (comment) |
Interesting, I guess the dependency in |
I think you mean |
Doesn't that mean you'll get minor revisions as well which might have breaking changes? |
Technically minor shouldn't have breaking changes, since those are new features. Breaking changes should increment major. But every project is different and it depends how dockerode is managed. |
I'll look in a bit, some client work to do before hand which is more important. |
Hi all, this is very needed. Anyone has had some success? |
When cancelling a job it does not run the clean up method, when using Docker this leaves problematic images/containers clogging the system up.
Also, if an unexpected error occurs it does not invoke the clean up phase, this might be verbiage in the custom scripts plugin stating "Cleanup always runs."
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