Increase artifact retention time a little#283
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Hi,
It seems like there is no leeway in the nightly builds: They run every day with a retention period of 1 day, so if the build is delayed[*] then things will break in the DIRAC module tests immediately. I propose increasing this to 3 days (I'm assuming this will fit wherever these are stored)...
Regards,
Simon
[*] You're probably already working on this, but it appears the Pilot repo has been inactive for 60 days, so the actions have been disabled and will need re-enabling... This means today's nightly build didn't get scheduled which is the cause of (some of!) the test failures on the DIRAC repo CI.