delete-repo

delete repository

Usage

gitcentric delete-repo <reponame> [--force] [--noNotify] --yes-really-delete
[--help(-h)] [--]

Description

The gitcentric delete-repo command deletes the repository identified by the <reponame>. This command completely removes the repository -- including all its changes and its Git repository -- from the GitCentric installation. It also removes configuration information specified on the AccuRev Connector panel -- AccuRev server connection details, branch-stream mappings, and whether or not you are associating issues with commits.This command requires the delete-project.jar file that is installed to <gc_home>/site/plugins. GitCentric displays an error message if it cannot locate this file when you run the delete-repo command.

Cautions and Restrictions

Before executing the delete-repo command, be aware of the following cautions and restrictions:

• You cannot undo a delete-repo command. As such, you should use it only with extreme care, and ensure that you have taken normal precautions like backing up any important data.

• The delete-repo command removes the repository only on the server on which the command is run. In a master/slave environment, if you delete a repository from the GitCentric master server, you must also delete that repository from any of the slaves.

• You cannot delete a repository that uses a submodule subscription without first removing the submodule registration.

• You can run the delete-repo command only if you are a member of a group that has Administrate Server permissions.

Options

The repository you want to delete.

[--force]

Delete the repository even if it has open changes.

--help, -h

Display the help for this command.

[--noNotify]

Do not notify the GitCentric bridge of the configuration change.

--yes-really-delete

Required in order to execute the command.

"End-of-options" marker. See Basic Syntax on page 89 for more details.

Examples

Delete the "test_repo" repository regardless of whether or not it has open changes. Do not notify the GitCentric bridge.

> ssh -p 29418 mylogin@myserver gitcentric delete-repo test_repo --force
--noNotify --yes-really-delete

Delete the "acme" repository only if it has no open changes; notify the GitCentric bridge.

> ssh -p 29418 mylogin@myserver gitcentric delete-repo acme --yes-really-delete

Access

Only users in a group with Administrate Server permissions.