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fix: regex should not be required - #415
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This workflow is a thin wrapper around `delete-package-versions`. Use of regex input should reflect the varible it wraps (`ignore-versions` is optional).
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@wilsonjord can you share where the mechanism related to container cleanup? basically, i just wanted to know more about what will change if regex is not set. |
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@jajera The regex can be used to specify packages to "ignore" from the deletion rules you setup. If you have no packages/images you want to exclude/ignore, then you simply don't set it. |
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Shouldn't need to specify regex for container cleanup, as a user can decided on a "keep 10 last images" type approach instead.