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I am looking at my github runner disk and seeing that the /actions-runner/_work/_tool/pulumi directory is consuming 17GB
[root@ip-XX-XX-X-XXX _tool]# du -h --max-depth=1 .
475M ./node
17G ./pulumi
418M ./go
48M ./buildx
18G .
When I investigate I see the following
[root@ip-XX-XXX-X-XXX pulumi]# du -h --max-depth=1 .
136M ./3.22.1
136M ./3.24.1
136M ./3.25.1
137M ./3.26.1
137M ./3.27.0
139M ./3.28.0
138M ./3.29.1
138M ./3.30.0
175M ./3.32.1
180M ./3.33.1
179M ./3.33.2
186M ./3.34.0
185M ./3.34.1
185M ./3.35.0
185M ./3.35.1
185M ./3.35.2
185M ./3.35.3
186M ./3.36.0
186M ./3.37.0
186M ./3.37.1
186M ./3.37.2
192M ./3.38.0
198M ./3.39.0
198M ./3.39.1
200M ./3.40.0-alpha.1662150830
198M ./3.39.2
198M ./3.39.3
199M ./3.40.0
203M ./3.40.2
210M ./3.41.1
210M ./3.42.0
210M ./3.43.1
210M ./3.44.2
211M ./3.44.3
211M ./3.45.0
211M ./3.46.0
211M ./3.46.1
216M ./3.47.0
216M ./3.47.1
216M ./3.47.2
216M ./3.48.0
218M ./3.49.0
220M ./3.50.0
220M ./3.50.1
220M ./3.50.2
220M ./3.51.0
221M ./3.51.1
221M ./3.52.0
221M ./3.52.1
221M ./3.53.0
221M ./3.53.1
220M ./3.54.0
220M ./3.55.0
220M ./3.56.0
220M ./3.57.1
224M ./3.58.0
224M ./3.59.0
224M ./3.59.1
224M ./3.60.0
224M ./3.60.1
224M ./3.61.0
226M ./3.61.1
226M ./3.62.0
226M ./3.63.0
226M ./3.64.0
226M ./3.65.0
226M ./3.65.1
226M ./3.66.0
267M ./3.67.0
267M ./3.67.1
266M ./3.68.0
306M ./3.69.0
302M ./3.70.0
302M ./3.71.0
299M ./3.72.0
302M ./3.72.1
302M ./3.72.2
302M ./3.73.0
302M ./3.74.0
17G .
[root@ip-10-100-5-234 pulumi]#
Expected Behavior
Pulumi action should cleanup after itself rather than put work on me to clean it up.
Steps to reproduce
Normal use of Pulumi Action
Output of pulumi about
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