cub release delete

Delete a release

Synopsis

Delete a release, identified by its globally-unique release ID.

Deletion removes the release and its stored bundle. To take a release out of service while retaining it, use cub release withdraw instead.

The release is located by its ID regardless of which Space it lives in, so --space is not required (a Release lives in its bundled Units' Space, which need not be the caller's default).

Examples:

  cub release delete 61f26b06-3c34-4363-8b9d-7d0a7c2b5f1c

A release is not deleted while it, or the tag it made, marks revisions. The error names them. Pass --detach to remove those marks as part of the delete; the tag it made is deleted with it:

  cub release delete --detach 61f26b06-3c34-4363-8b9d-7d0a7c2b5f1c

cub release delete <release-id> [flags]

Options

      --detach          Remove the references other entities have to what is deleted, instead of refusing the delete while any remain
  -h, --help            help for delete
  -o, --output string   Output format. One of: json, yaml, name, wide, mutations, jq=<expr>, yq=<expr>, custom-columns=<spec>
      --quiet           No default output.
      --verbose         Detailed output, additive with default output

Options inherited from parent commands

      --component string   the Component of --variant, when that names the variant alone; --variant <component>/<variant> says the same in one flag
      --context string     The context to use for this command
      --debug              Debug output
      --space string       space to operate in, by slug or UUID. Omitted, a list or bulk operation spans the organization and a single entity is named as <space>/<slug>
      --variant string     variant to operate in, as <component>/<variant>, or as <variant> with --component: the space naming that Component whose Variant label is <variant>. The same scope as --space, named by what it is rather than by the space's slug; the two cannot be combined

cub release delete