Repo Retention Read

The maximum X number of packages to retain.

The X number of days of packages to retain.

If checked, the retention lifecycle rules will be activated for the repository. Any packages that don't match will be deleted automatically, and the rest are retained.

If checked, retention will apply to packages by package formats rather than across all package formats.For example, when retaining by a limit of 1 and you upload PythonPkg 1.0 and RubyPkg 1.0, no packages are deleted because they are different formats.

If checked, retention will apply to groups of packages by name rather than all packages.<br>For example, when retaining by a limit of 1 and you upload PkgA 1.0, PkgB 1.0 and PkgB 1.1; only PkgB 1.0 is deleted because there are two (2) PkgBs and one (1) PkgA.

If checked, retention will apply to packages by package type (e.g. by binary, by source, etc.), rather than across all package types for one or more formats. <br>For example, when retaining by a limit of 1 and you upload DebPackage 1.0 and DebSourcePackage 1.0, no packages are deleted because they are different package types, binary and source respectively.

A package search expression which, if provided, filters the packages to be deleted.<br>For example, a search expression of `name:foo` will result in only packages called 'foo' being deleted, or a search expression of `tag:~latest` will prevent any packages tagged 'latest' from being deleted.<br>Refer to the Cloudsmith documentation for package query syntax.

The maximum X total size (in bytes) of packages to retain.

An extended message for the response.

A Dictionary of related errors where key: Field and value: Array of Errors related to that field

An extended message for the response.

A Dictionary of related errors where key: Field and value: Array of Errors related to that field

An extended message for the response.

A Dictionary of related errors where key: Field and value: Array of Errors related to that field