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Repair wp/7.1 branch Actions: Set explicit retention periods for workflow artifacts - #84743
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LGTM, thanks! Same values and comments as trunk's #84525.
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Part of #82781.
What?
Sets
retention-dayson the artifacts that trunk's #84525 covers, or their equivalents on this branch, which otherwise fall back to GitHub's 90-day default:build-plugin-zip.ymlend2end-test.ymlperformance.ymlperformance.ymlunit-test.ymlbuild-assetsWhy?
None of these are read for anywhere near 90 days.
build-assetsis handed between jobs of the same run. The plugin ZIPs from pull requests are replaced by the next push. The rest is debugging output for a failed run.Trunk set explicit retention periods for its large artifacts in b48f801 (#84525), matching what WordPress/wordpress-develop#13527 did for core.
How?
retention-daysgoes at the end of the upload step'swith:block. Nothing else changes.Use of AI Tools
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