Delete a deployed project in an environment
Delete (uninstall) a deployed project in an environment from the Kubernetes cluster. Also deletes leftover Jobs labeled for the project and environment, including CLI runs. --dry-run lists those Jobs even when the Helm release is already gone.
deployah delete <project> <environment> [flags]
--allow-missing-platform Allow deletion to proceed even when no platform file is found (uses default kubeconfig context; requires --project and --context or a resolved kubeconfig)
--dry-run Simulate the deletion without actually removing the project
-o, --output string Output format for dry-run preview (default "tree")
--show-resources Show detailed resources that would be deleted (implies --dry-run)
--wait Wait until all Kubernetes resources are fully deleted before returning (uses stable legacy polling; suitable for CI)
-y, --yes Skip confirmation prompt
--context string Kubernetes context to use (overrides the current context and any environment 'context' field)
-C, --cwd string Run as if deployah was started in this directory instead of the current working directory
-d, --debug Enable debug mode (verbose logging and keep temporary files)
-h, --help show help for this command
-k, --kubeconfig string Path to the kubeconfig file to use (defaults to standard kubeconfig resolution)
-n, --namespace string Kubernetes namespace to use for Deployah operations (defaults to current context namespace)
--platform-file string Path to the platform config file (overrides DEPLOYAH_PLATFORM_FILE and the default same-directory lookup)
-s, --spec string Path to the Deployah spec file (YAML or JSON) (default "deployah.yaml")
-t, --timeout duration Timeout for Deployah operations (install/upgrade, list, status, logs, delete, run) (default 10m0s)
- deployah - Deployah turns a spec into a running release on Kubernetes (Spec-to-Release)