Removing unused package versions
- Updated: 2024/06/24
Removing unused package versions
You can delete older package versions from the Control Room if these packages are not being used in any public repository automations.
Overview
Automation 360 On-Premises users can now delete unused package versions. This helps users delete package versions that do not meet their security policies. Removing old package versions that are not used in any of the automations also saves storage costs and simplifies infrastructure.
Use the Delete unused package versions feature to delete package versions in a controlled manner, ensuring that only necessary and up-to-date versions are retained.
The following image shows the process of removing older versions:
- New package versions are installed in the Control Room through Automation 360 release updates and periodic package updates.
- The system scans every hour to identify which package versions are used in automations.
- After the scan is complete, the packages page displays unused versions of specific packages.
- You can choose to delete specific versions that are not in use.
Benefits
- Improves security by providing an option to delete older versions that can
have potential vulnerabilities.
This enhances maintenance by eliminating the need to store unused package versions.
- Deleting older versions that are not used in any of the public repository automations can save storage costs and simplify infrastructure.
- Selecting and deleting specific versions that are not in use gives you full control over your package maintenance.