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docs: add faq tips for buildkit cache folder clean-ups #3741
docs: add faq tips for buildkit cache folder clean-ups #3741
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You can clear the cache objects by running the following command: | ||
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nerdctl builder prune |
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Out of curiosity; why is nerdctl system prune --all? not enough
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It is significant effective without --all
. It is not clear what --all
includes.
Please squash the commits |
Help users to find a nerdctl command when they find a dangling cache in buildkit cache folder, as a SEO. Signed-off-by: Hiroshi Miura <[email protected]>
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Thanks
Help users to find a
nerdctl
command when they find a dangling cache inbuildkit
cache folder, as a SEO.There is some difficulty for users to find a correct command line to prune dangling
buildkit
cache with web search.This added a tip of a cache folder path that help users to find the command.