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My history files used up >600 MB of precious SSD space. Maybe apt-dater could have a setting to prune old history files automatically?
For now, I use this script:
#!/bin/sh
# Prune old apt-dater history
MTIME=+365
find ~/.local/share/apt-dater/history -name meta -mtime $MTIME -exec dirname {} \; | while read history_dir; do
# We are too squeamish to just use rm -rf
rm -f "$history_dir"/{command,meta,timingfile,typescript,failed}
rmdir "$history_dir"
done
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My history files used up >600 MB of precious SSD space. Maybe apt-dater could have a setting to prune old history files automatically?
For now, I use this script:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: