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Patrick Steinhardt authored
There are no users left of the worker which asynchronously removes a repository's on-disk remotes given that we only use in-memory remotes nowadays. While we can now remove the infrastructure to asynchronously remove remotes, we still need to retain the worker to make sure all jobs are drained on an upgrade. The worker's logic is stubbed out though to just do nothing: the worst that can happen with this is that we retain on-disk remotes in Gitaly storages, but Gitaly will eventually clean them up via repository maintenance anyway.
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