fioctl targets prune¶

Prune target(s)

Synopsis¶

Prune target(s)

fioctl targets prune <target> [<target>...] [flags]

Examples¶

# prune a single target by name:
fioctl targets prune intel-corei7-64-lmp-123

# prune all targets with the "custom.tags" set to ["devel"]:
fioctl targets prune --by-tag devel

# prune all targets with the "custom.tags" set to ["devel"] except for the most recent 10:
fioctl targets prune --by-tag devel --keep-last=10

# prune all targets with the "custom.tags" set to ["devel", "my-test"]:
fioctl targets prune --by-tag devel my-test

# see the list of targets to be pruned (based on the above example), don't prune them:
fioctl targets prune --by-tag devel my-test --dryrun

Options¶

    --by-tag          Prune all targets by tags instead of name
    --dryrun          Only show what would be pruned
-h, --help            help for prune
    --keep-last int   Keep the last X number of builds for a tag when pruning
    --no-tail         Don't tail output of CI Job

      
    

Options inherited from parent commands¶

-c, --config string    config file (default is $HOME/.config/fioctl.yaml)
-f, --factory string   Factory to list targets for
-t, --token string     API token from https://app.foundries.io/settings/tokens/
-v, --verbose          Print verbose logging

SEE ALSO¶

fioctl targets - Manage factory’s TUF targets