Add -skip-cleanup option for publish commands. #620
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Allow skipping unreferenced files cleanup on publish switch/update/drop via the -skip-cleanup command line option. Also support API SkipCleanup parameter. Fixes aptly-dev#570.
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Fixes #570.
Description of the Change
When publishing multiple large snapshot (e.g. Ubuntu security snapshots) under the same prefix aptly becames very slow when switching and dropping publishes in that prefix, and the slow part is the "Cleaning up prefix "[...]" components main...".
In case of it is necessary to update/switch/drop multiple published repos/snapshots, a significant amount of time can be saved by performing the cleanup phase only after the last one operation.
This change allow skipping the cleanup of unreferenced files on publish switch/update/drop via the -skip-cleanup command line option. It also adds support for the API SkipCleanup parameter.
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