Cleaning up unmapped code locations
Unmapped code locations are code locations that are not mapped to a project version. Internally in Black Duck, a code location is represented by one or more scans.
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Sometimes code scanning creates code locations without mapping them to a project version, which results in unmapped code locations.
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Code locations/scan data can be orphaned when users delete project versions.
Users who don't want to purge unmapped code location data might want to disable this
feature in the blackduck-config.env
file, which, by default, is set to
true and to purge every 30 days.
Users who scan regularly and want to discard the data frequently might want to set the retention period to a low number of days, such as 14 days.
To schedule a cleanup of unmapped code locations, configure the following properties in
the blackduck-config.env
file:
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BLACKDUCK_HUB_UNMAPPED_CODE_LOCATION_CLEANUP=true
The default setting is true.
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BLACKDUCK_HUB_UNMAPPED_CODE_LOCATION_RETENTION_DAYS=<number of days between 1-365, for example, 14>
The default setting is 30 days.
Schedule a scan purge job by using a cron string
You can configure a scan purge by setting a variable in the
blackduck-config.env
file for docker swarm implementations.
The scan purge job can be scheduled by setting a variable in
blackduck-config.env
by using either of the following:
- using a cron job:
blackduck.scan.processor.scanpurge.cronstring
Use the following cron format:
second minute hour dayOfMonth month daysOfWeek
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using fixed delay:
blackduck.scan.processor.scanpurge.fixeddelay
(configured as the frequency to run scanpurgejob in milliseconds, which defaults to 15 minutes)
blackduck.scan.processor.scanpurge.cronstring
is provided, then the
blackduck.scan.processor.scanpurge.fixeddelay
setting is
ignored because the cron string is used instead.