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~/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs/ contains almost a million entries

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    • Linux/X11

      I was reviewing what duply (duplicitly) is backuping in my Linux workstation and discovered almost a million entries in ~/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs/ !:

      ~$ find ~/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs/ | wc -l
      824729
      

      .qbs files takes half of it:

      $ find ~/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs/ -name "*.qbs" | wc -l
      403509
      

      Another half are directories:

      $ find ~/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs/ -type d | wc -l
      408133
      

      There can be found files for very old Qt, not used for a "century":

      .config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs/1.19.0/profiles/qtc_5_2_1_1f7b9901/
      

      Here's list of versions:

      :~/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/qbs$ ls -1 | sort -V
      1.5.0
      1.5.1
      1.5.2
      1.6.0
      1.6.1
      1.7.0
      1.7.1
      1.7.2
      1.8.0
      1.8.1
      1.9.0
      1.9.1
      1.10.0
      1.10.1
      1.11.0
      1.11.1
      1.12.0
      1.12.1
      1.12.2
      1.13.0
      1.13.1
      1.14.0
      1.14.1
      1.15.0
      1.16.0
      1.17.0
      1.17.1
      1.18.0
      1.18.1
      1.18.2
      1.19.0
      1.19.1
      1.19.2
      1.20.0
      1.20.1
      1.21.0
      1.22.0
      1.22.1
      1.23.0
      1.23.1
      1.24.0
      1.24.1
      2.0.1
      2.0.2
      2.1.0
      2.1.1
      2.1.2
      2.3.1
      profiles
      

      I guess I can delete that qbs folder to start from scratch? I don't use qbs at all...

      Is this "normal" for it to grow "indefinitely"?

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            kandeler Christian Kandeler
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