[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-2111) removing a job does not remove the workspace

[dan...@beckweb.net (JIRA)]

Daniel Beck commented on JENKINS-2111 removing a job does not remove the workspace I agree that this is a bug. When a build gets deleted, so should all the data be deleted. This may not be possible in the case of distributed builds (nodes may be offline). It may not be desirable in the case of custom workspaces shared with other projects or not meant to be deleted at all (it happens). I have used Hudson for a long time and now Jenkins, and as far as I remember, the default behaviour always was delete the workspace when deleting jobs. Possibly since new installs use a different top level directory for workspaces than for jobs. It used to be jobs/foo/workspace, now it is workspace/foo, like slave FS layout always was. However, for the master node, this is configurable in global config.

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