Drop unused logfiles table - #655
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The table held raw CentOS 5 i386 build logs fetched in 2012 but has never been served by the app, while taking 13GB of the 17GB database. Its contents are archived to s3://rubyci/centos5-32/ in the standard chkbuild layout.
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logfilestable held raw build logs for the retired CentOS 5 i386 server, fetched in 2012 by thefetch_logfilerake task. Nothing in the app has ever read them: no controller, view, or route referencesLogfile. Meanwhile the table took 13GB of the 17GB database and dominated every backup.Those logs were the only surviving copy, since S3 had nothing under the
centos5-32/prefix. I archived all 28,928 files tos3://rubyci/centos5-32/ruby-<branch>/log/<timestamp>.<ext>.gz, matching the layout every other chkbuild server uses, and verified a random sample as byte-identical to the database contents.🤖 Generated with Claude Code