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Increase obsolete image flagging and pruning
It was observed in the Cirrus-CI cron logs, that only the total number of images scanned is reported. Fix this by giving more useful info., like the number of candidates for obsolete/pruning. Related, the original restriction of `10` obsolete/prune images was originally put in place when only a few repos utilized Cirrus-CI VMs and image building was substantially more infrequent. The reason it exists is to prevent potential catastrophe should the `meta` time stamp updating tasks have a bug or some other related failure occur. Increase the limit to `50` so deletions may proceed much more rapidly. *Note:* "Obsolete" images still live w/in a 30-day window where they can be recovered if need be. It's simply that any attempted use by CI will fail, putting someone on notice that image recovery may be necessary. Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <cevich@redhat.com>
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