Building with SettleMint/SettleMint CLI/Commands/Platform
Delete
Usage: settlemint platform delete|d [options] [command]
Delete a resource in the SettleMint platform
Options:
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
application|a [options] <unique-name> Delete a application in the SettleMint platform. Provide the application unique name or use 'default' to delete the default application from your .env file.
workspace|w [options] <unique-name> Delete a workspace in the SettleMint platform. Provide the workspace unique name or use 'default' to delete the default workspace from your .env file.
help [command] display help for command
Application
Usage: settlemint platform delete application|a
Examples:
# Deletes the specified application by unique name
$ settlemint platform delete application <application-unique-name>
# Deletes the default application in the production environment
$ settlemint platform delete application default --prod
# Force deletes the specified application without confirmation
$ settlemint platform delete application <application-unique-name> --force
Delete a application in the SettleMint platform. Provide the application unique
name or use 'default' to delete the default application from your .env file.
Arguments:
unique-name The unique name of the application, use 'default' to
delete the default one from your .env file
Options:
-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
--prod Connect to your production environment
-f, --force Force delete the application without confirmation
-h, --help display help for command
Workspace
Usage: settlemint platform delete workspace|w
Examples:
# Deletes the specified workspace by unique name
$ settlemint platform delete workspace <workspace-unique-name>
# Deletes the default workspace in the production environment
$ settlemint platform delete workspace default --prod
# Force deletes the specified workspace without confirmation
$ settlemint platform delete workspace <workspace-unique-name> --force
Delete a workspace in the SettleMint platform. Provide the workspace unique
name or use 'default' to delete the default workspace from your .env file.
Arguments:
unique-name The unique name of the workspace, use 'default' to
delete the default one from your .env file
Options:
-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
--prod Connect to your production environment
-f, --force Force delete the workspace without confirmation
-h, --help display help for command