CanbiZ 315c5bb82f [Core] Auto-cleanup after all update_script executions
Implements central solution for automatic cleanup after updates:
- Modified start() function in build.func to call cleanup_lxc after update_script
- Applies to ALL scripts automatically (no individual script changes needed)
- Prevents disk space growth from accumulated caches (yarn/npm/pnpm/composer/pip/etc)
- Aligns update behavior with install behavior (which already calls cleanup_lxc)

This fixes issue #10117 (Jotty disk space growth) and prevents similar issues
in all other scripts that use package managers.

Benefits:
- Single point of maintenance
- Consistent behavior across all update scripts
- Reduces disk usage after every update
- No need to manually add cleanup_lxc to 100+ update_script functions

Impact: All LXC update operations will now automatically clean caches after
successful completion, just like installations do.
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Simplify your Proxmox VE setup with community-driven automation scripts
Originally created by tteck, now maintained and expanded by the community


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🎯 Key Features

Quick Setup

One-command installations for popular services and containers

⚙️ Flexible Config

Simple mode for beginners, advanced options for power users

🔄 Auto Updates

Keep your installations current with built-in update mechanisms

🛠️ Easy Management

Post-install scripts for configuration and troubleshooting

👥 Community Driven

Actively maintained with contributions from users worldwide

📖 Well Documented

Comprehensive guides and community support

🔒 Secure

Regular security updates and best practices

Performance

Optimized configurations for best performance


📋 Requirements

🖥️ Proxmox VE

Version: 8.4.x | 9.0.x | 9.1.x

🐧 Operating System

Debian-based with Proxmox Tools

🌐 Network

Internet connection required


📥 Getting Started

Choose your preferred installation method:

Method 1: One-Click Web Installer

The fastest way to get started:

  1. Visit helper-scripts.com 🌐
  2. Search for your desired script (e.g., "Home Assistant", "Docker")
  3. Copy the bash command displayed on the script page
  4. Open your Proxmox Shell and paste the command
  5. Press Enter and follow the interactive prompts

Method 2: PVEScripts-Local

Install a convenient script manager directly in your Proxmox UI:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/main/ct/pve-scripts-local.sh)"

This adds a menu to your Proxmox interface for easy script access without visiting the website.

📖 Learn more: ProxmoxVE-Local Repository


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