When I run visual studio diagnostic tools it saves the reports to disk automatically. This results in about ~4mb/minute of storage into my temp folder as Report.GUID
When I exit the debugging session these files are not cleaned up. Over a few days of development I end up with gigabytes of diagnostic reports in my temp folder.
I can easily delete these manually however how can I tell diagnostic tools to automatically clean these up or not even create them in the first place? If I set the limit low it simply won't run at all.
I do not want the logs to be persistent, I want them stored in memory and deleted when I stop debugging.
Here are the only options available. If I set disk usage to 1% it still can use up to 1% every time it is run and will not clean up afterwards.
Sorry for that no VS settings could delete them automatically.
Just provide the workaround I could get.
Create the bat file which could delete the temp files you want to in your windows, and set it as the startup item in your window.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV7_H2lnklo
Or use certain clean temp tools in your windows.
Of course, if it is convenient, delete them manually would not spend long time:)
I think create the bat script would be a nice workaround for it.
If you really want to get this feature, I also could help you submit this feature to the Visual Studio product team. But you know that it would require enough votes before product team think about adding this feature:)