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Cleanup in it utilities 4 #1768

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wind57 commented Oct 16, 2024

@ryanjbaxter almost done with cleaning Commons, thank you.

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Why do we no longer need to call cleanup?

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wind57 commented Oct 16, 2024

this method is only used for our, spring-cloud images, and initially I thought that there are going to be so many integration tests that they will start eating up space, and we will need to cleanup. This was never the case, its actually in reverse, we try to lower the number of images we load via the refactoring work that was started.

In simpler words, this does the cleanup inside the K3S, but we do not need it at all. Besides that, it was never used in a consistent manner, some tests were using it, some not.

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Is it saving a lot of time?

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wind57 commented Oct 16, 2024

Tbh, no, not really. I just find it cleaner this way, we dont have to reason why that code is in place

@ryanjbaxter ryanjbaxter modified the milestones: 3.2.0-RC1, 2.1.6 Oct 16, 2024
@ryanjbaxter ryanjbaxter merged commit 4466d78 into spring-cloud:3.1.x Oct 16, 2024
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