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    ProGet Package Retention Policy

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      In our environment the packages "nuget" (nupkg) grow day by day.

      We need to keep at least 3 versions of each.

      We are deleting manually by Proget, but several gigabytes of content.

      How can automatically perform this cleaning / maintenance?

      Product: ProGet
      Version: 2.2.3

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        UPDATE: This is now supported through ProGet Retention Policies.


        As of the current version, we don't have a formal retention policy in ProGet, but we are planning to add one.

        For now, you can just write a PowerShell or batch script that can delete the packages you no longer need. If you don't use pre-release it should be pretty easy to parse the version from the file name of the packages on disk, as they are in the format [package_name].[version].nupkg

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          Note: we have now scheduled this feature for v3.6

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