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As composite-based actions now has support for conditionals, we can now run a separate script that runs on Windows and macOS to maximize available disk space.
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The action is quite specific on Linux and depends on the concrete VM types and available mounts -- it also abuses the fact, that the disks (amount and sizes) are not exactly as specified here. Also, the action uses Linux LVM to create virtual volumes on top of files -- something that is not directly translatable to Windows or MacOS, and something I do not know an equivalent for on these OSes.
That being said, I am open for pull requests to support that.
For macOS, I have a step in my dotfiles repo which removes (or at least tries to) remove all preinstalled software. In my case it's more about having a clean slate rather than maximizing space, which is why I'm simply mving most things since rming would take considerably longer.
As composite-based actions now has support for conditionals, we can now run a separate script that runs on Windows and macOS to maximize available disk space.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: