axrepl-clean

You can clean up exited REPL sessions by running a command that locates and removes completed jobs, old logs, and stale metadata while preserving active sessions. This reclaims disk space and reduces session store clutter.

Active REPL sessions remain intact and are not affected when removing old session metadata. The cleanup process specifically targets exited sessions and their on-disk state, ensuring active jobs continue running without interruption.

Removing stale REPL metadata works by using Bash scripts to locate, delete, and report on exited sessions across multiple sessions. It removes completed jobs, old logs, and REPL driver info to free up disk space and maintain a tidy session store.

Yes, you can use Bash scripts to delete old REPL output logs across multiple sessions. The cleanup workflow locates and removes exited sessions and their on-disk state, reporting on the reclaimed disk space while keeping active sessions intact.

You should run a cleanup workflow to remove completed REPL jobs when disk space needs reclaiming or session store clutter becomes excessive. This ensures exited sessions and their on-disk state are removed while active sessions remain preserved.