Question

I recently noticed that I collected 22GB worth of IntelliTrace recordings. Sadly, I was unable to find a location in the IntelliTrace settings that would allow me to automatically delete them.
Is there an solution to this in Visual Studio or do I have to take care of this myself?

edit: As Hans Passant suggested, I submitted a suggestion to connect.microsoft.com.

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Solution

There is currently no setting that will automatically cleanup the IntelliTrace files. Wait for SP1.

OTHER TIPS

You can specify the location of the IntelliTrace files in VS2012 settings...

Tools --> Options --> IntelliTrace --> Advanced.

Choose "Store IntelliTrace recordings in this directory" and tell it where you want to store the files.

Now you have a few options for deleting the files. You can write a Powershell script... or you can jump over to the Wintellect GitHub page https://github.com/Wintellect/WintellectPowerShell and grab John Robbins' Powershell scripts.

There is a command in there called "Remove-IntelliTraceFiles".

Et voila!

Stopping and starting your vm on azure will clear the log.

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