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ExpiredFilesCleanupService doesn't remove any files?
See original GitHub issueHi, I’ve coped ExpiredFilesCleanupService into my project from the .NET 6 example and I’ve set expiration to 10 minutes in the “DefaultTusConfiguation” using the pattern from the same example:
Expiration = new AbsoluteExpiration(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10)),
But although the job runs correctly, no files actually get deleted. How do I find out why it thinks there are no files to be deleted?
The log files just show this line: .ExpiredFilesCleanupService|Removed 0 expired files. Scheduled to run again in 600000 ms
The folder it saves to has several months’ worth of files in it:
Thanks!
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Ahh it seems I’ve misunderstood then - I was assuming that this folder was for temp files. I store the file as an Azure Blob after upload so what do I need to do to ensure the folder doesn’t get infinitely big? Delete them with my own process after saving to Azure?
That’s understandable. 😃 See this wiki page on how to delete files: https://github.com/tusdotnet/tusdotnet/wiki/Deleting-processed-files-when-upload-is-complete