This section outlines how to view all cleanup policies. It guides you in reviewing key details such as the policy status, associated projects with the policy, timestamps for the last and next scheduled runs, last run status, actions performed on each policy, and options for customizing table columns.
To view all the Cleanup policies, follow these steps:
As per the User persona, you can work with the contexts as described below:
In the Retention Policies page, click Cleanup.
Under the Policies tab, you can view all the policies.
Cleanup Policy Table Fields
The following table describes the columns of the cleanup policy table fields.
Field | Description |
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Policy Name | Indicates the name of the policy |
Object Type | Indicated the type of object. It can be Packages or Release Bundles. |
Global | Indicates whether it is a global policy. Global Policy may affect multiple projects. It can be managed by a Platform Admin on the Global Scope only. |
Project | Indicates the name of the project NoteUnassigned Repos: Only repositories not assigned to a project will be affected. |
Last Run Status | Indicates the status of each policy execution, which can be one of the following: |
Last Run | Indicates when the last run was executed |
Next Run | Indicates the next scheduled run |
Enabled | Indicates whether the policy is enabled or disabled |
More Actions
From the more icon you can perform various actions on the policies. The actions are as follows:
Customize Table Columns
Arrange the table columns according to how you want to view them.
Follow these steps to display and arrange the columns:
From the Table header, click the Customize Columns at the end.
Select which columns to display in the Customize Columns pop-up and drag and drop to reorder them.
Click Apply.
Refresh Policies
To refresh policies, click Refresh icon from the top right above the table header.