📋 Issue #630: Configure Automated Cleanup of Test Artifacts in CI
💡 Description & Objective
This issue tracking item focuses on addressing Configure Automated Cleanup of Test Artifacts in CI within the devops-ci component scope. Contributors should follow the detailed guidelines below to implement, document, and test the solution correctly.
🛠️ Step-by-Step Implementation Guide
To solve this issue, please proceed as follows:
🧪 Local Validation
Validate your changes locally by running:
🤝 Contribution Guidelines
🌿 1. Branch Naming Rules
Create a new branch from main using the following exact format:
feature/issue-630-configure-automated-cleanup-of-test
💬 2. Commit Message Standard
Use Conventional Commits format when creating commits. Your final commit (or PR squash commit) must include:
feat(devops-ci): configure automated cleanup of test artifacts in ci (closes #630)
Example: feat(devops-ci): configure automated cleanup of test artifacts in ci closes #630
🚀 3. Pull Request Details
- Ensure all tests pass locally.
- Do not commit local SQLite files or lock files.
- Submit your branch for peer review.
📋 Issue #630: Configure Automated Cleanup of Test Artifacts in CI
💡 Description & Objective
This issue tracking item focuses on addressing Configure Automated Cleanup of Test Artifacts in CI within the
devops-cicomponent scope. Contributors should follow the detailed guidelines below to implement, document, and test the solution correctly.🛠️ Step-by-Step Implementation Guide
To solve this issue, please proceed as follows:
🧪 Local Validation
Validate your changes locally by running:
🤝 Contribution Guidelines
🌿 1. Branch Naming Rules
Create a new branch from
mainusing the following exact format:💬 2. Commit Message Standard
Use Conventional Commits format when creating commits. Your final commit (or PR squash commit) must include:
Example:
feat(devops-ci): configure automated cleanup of test artifacts in ci closes #630🚀 3. Pull Request Details