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pubDate: 2023-01-01
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title: Retention policies
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icon: fa-solid fa-broom
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description: Retention policies allow you to specify the releases, packages and files you want to keep as well as the ones you want cleaned up.
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### Built-in repository \{#built-in-repo-whats-deleted}
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A retention policy can be applied to packages in the built-in Octopus package repository. By default, the policy is set to keep all packages indefinitely. This policy is *separate* from the [release retention policy](#releases-whats-deleted) described above.
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A retention policy can be applied to packages in the [built-in Octopus package repository](/docs/packaging-applications/package-repositories/built-in-repository). By default, the policy is set to keep all packages indefinitely. This policy is *separate* from the [release retention policy](#releases-whats-deleted) described above.
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![](/docs/administration/retention-policies/images/built-in-repository.png)
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When configuring the repository retention policy, it's also worth making note of your [release retention policy](#releases-whats-deleted) settings too. When releases are deleted as a result of your release retention policy, then packages associated with those releases may become subject to cleanup by your repository policy.
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From Octopus Cloud version <INSERT_OCTOPUS_VERSION>, packages associated with releases in the Octopus Built-in repository can now be deleted. From the Built-in Repository Retention configuration page:
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- Select **A limited time** and configure the number of days to retain packages.
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- Select **Always keep packages used by releases and runbook runs on the dashboard**
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This option ensures that packages associated with releases and runbook runs are deleted from the Built-in Repository. Any packages associated with releases displayed on either the main dashboard or a [project dashboard](/docs/projects/project-dashboard) are **never deleted**. Any packages associated with runbooks displayed on the projects runbook dashboard are also **never deleted**.
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### Build information \{#build-information-whats-deleted}
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[Build information](/docs/packaging-applications/build-servers/build-information) stored in Octopus is associated with **packages**. Octopus will decide how long to keep the build information based on the package they are linked to:

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