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chore(github): remove directories and tarballs after packing server and tools for github actions in case of running out of disk space #1486

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@empiredan empiredan commented May 25, 2023

#1485

Github actions Build Release and Build with jemalloc failed for the branch
migrate-metrics-dev due to running out of disk space. Both failed jobs would
pack servers and tools while another successful job Build ASAN would never
do.

After packaging, generated directories and tarballs would consume 2.7GB disk
space. Therefore, we could drop the generated directories and tarballs to spare
more disk space after packaging, though this problem has not been found for
master branch.

This problem is also tracked by another PR: #1484

…nd tools for github actions in case of running out of disk space
@empiredan empiredan merged commit 86181aa into apache:master May 26, 2023
empiredan added a commit that referenced this pull request May 30, 2023
…out of disk space (#1498)

#1497

After `Build Release` and `Build with jemalloc` had failed due to running out of 
disk space (resolved by #1486)
for the branch `migrate-metrics-dev`, Github actions `Build ASAN` failed too due
to the same reason for the same branch.

It was found that `CMakeFiles` directories had occupied much disk space, about
3.4 GB. Once these directories were cleared, more space would be spared.

This problem is also tracked by another PR:
        #1491.
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