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Garbage collection Request

sguzman_vt

Hi,

I'm trying to reduce size in one of our workspace repository. We have cleared the files which occupied the most space, i had activated the option "Delete dangling commits when over size limit", but it doesn't do anything.

I think we need a garbage collection from support to action this.

Thanks in advance.

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Theodora Boudale

Hi @sguzman_vt,

The option "Delete dangling commits when over size limit" will work only if the repo is over the 4 GB limit, AND if you push a git reset.

If you push anything else, like file deletions or history rewrite, the git gc will not get triggered.

I can run a git gc for your repo, could you please share the last two letters of the repo name and also the repo's size as is displayed in Bitbucket UI, so I can identify it?

Kind regards,
Theodora

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Robert Wen_Cprime_

Hello, @sguzman_vt ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

I'm escalating this to someone from Atlassian so they can help you out.

Theodora Boudale

Hi @sguzman_vt,

The option "Delete dangling commits when over size limit" will work only if the repo is over the 4 GB limit, AND if you push a git reset.

If you push anything else, like file deletions or history rewrite, the git gc will not get triggered.

I can run a git gc for your repo, could you please share the last two letters of the repo name and also the repo's size as is displayed in Bitbucket UI, so I can identify it?