[JENKINS-70622] Do not remove temporary Unix files #24
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jenkinsci#11 was merged 5 years ago but only released in 1.15 Feb 2023. That change included a cleanup step that removes specifically named files from the /tmp folder using a Linux specific find command. There is not enough benefit from that cleanup step to justify the loss of portability to other Unix systems like FreeBSD, OpenBSD, macOS, and Solaris. https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-70622 reported the issue on Solaris, AIX, and HP variants of Unix.
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[JENKINS-70622] Do not remove temporary files on Unix
#11 was merged 5 years ago but only released in 1.15 Feb 2023. That change includes a cleanup step that removes specifically named files from the /tmp folder using a Linux specific find command. There is not enough benefit from that cleanup step to justify the loss of portability to other Unix systems like macOS and Solaris.
JENKINS-70622 reported the issue on Solaris, AIX, and HP variants of Unix.