Update to .NET 5.0, add option for pruning #17
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bump deps set default to 90 days handle no exceptions from missing last access time, fall back to last write report some exceptions during clean up bump version
…eases other than the latest add dependency on NuGet.Versioning to parse folder versions and skip extraneous directories properly handle tools packages sub-directory
unify deletion exception handling, sizing, version checking
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@TYoungSL could you fork this repo and integrate this PR on your fork? Probably also update to .NET 6? Regards, Martinus |
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Updates the project to .NET 5.0. Updates package dependencies.
Adds an option (
-p,--prune) for pruning of versions other than latest release and prerelease.Changes default for last accessed minimum days to 90.
Compares time in UTC.
Adds redundant fallback for LastAccessTimeUtc to LastWriteTimeUtc.
Properly collects old versions of tools (
.toolssubdirectory) instead of wiping the entire toolset.Reports some non-trivial directory deletion failure conditions.
Note: Fallback to using LastWriteTimeUtc is probably over-redundant paranoia.
The dependency on NuGet.Versioning means it would not be hard to add functionality to keep N previous releases, keep N prereleases, keep latest of major versions, etc.