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CPR-569: New command to delete all finished pods #45
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This PR is a step towards being able to have multiple runs for a pipeline concurrently in Jenkins. A new command is added to paddle, which has the goal to clean up all the pods that are in
Succeeded, Failed or Unknownstates.The goal of this ticket is that we can have a pipeline in Jenkins, that is scheduled to run every day and execute this clean up command.
CPR-569