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Uninstall

Remove the Worker, the container apps, and the images of an install.

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Dry run

npx cf-orbs uninstall

Without --yes, the command lists what it would delete and deletes nothing:

  • The Worker.
  • The container apps (<name>-orbsession and <name>-providerhost).
  • The container image tags of this install.

Delete

npx cf-orbs uninstall --yes

The command deletes the Worker, then each container app, then each image. If a delete fails, it reports the error. Run cf-orbs uninstall --yes again, and it skips what’s already gone.

Local files in .cf-orbs/ are kept. Remove the project directory to delete them.

Snapshot data stays

The container API can’t delete snapshots, so Cloudflare keeps snapshot data for up to 30 days after the last restore, even after uninstall. To delete unused snapshots sooner, run cf-orbs snapshots prune --all --yes before you uninstall. Snapshots in a project mapping and orb disks stay. See Manage snapshots.

Also do

  • In Amp, remove the provider (Settings → Orbs).
  • For a Workers Builds install, disconnect the repo first (Settings → Builds → Disconnect), or the next push deploys the Worker again.

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