feat([issue-5855]): sweep abandoned resumable-download leftovers - #5868
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Dropped LoRA and GGUF transfers were leaving invisible .partial files on disk forever. A boot + daily age-gated pass now removes ones older than a week, while recent and in-flight downloads stay put.
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Summary
sweepOrphanedPartialsso leftover${dest}.partialfiles (and their.partial.etagsidecars) older than 7 days are removed from the dirs the resumable-download path can write to: LoRAs, spec-decode GGUF parents, Ollama, and LM Studio.bootstrap.js(samecreateSweepSchedulershape as the image-refs / image-clean GCs). Recent files and in-flight spec-decode dests are never touched.Closes #5855
Test plan
cd server && npx vitest run lib/downloadPreflight.test.js— 32 passedorphaned-partial-gcis scheduled (no deletion of a fresh.partial).partial(+.etag) underdata/loras/and confirm the next sweep removes both without touching neighboring complete files