Destroy

terminal

codify destroy <type> [type...]
[--json]
[--debug]
[-o plain|default|debug|json]
[-s]

Use codify destroy to destroy (uninstall) resources on the system. codify destroy performs a plan in stateful mode with the desired state being null. This generates a plan that destroys all of the specified resource types (ids) if they exist on the system. A plan of the changes and a confirmation is shown before any changes are applied onto the system.

This command was previously named codify uninstall in 0.2.0.

Arguments

<type>: The type id of the resources to destroy. Multiple ids separated by spaces can be specified.

Options

Output mode: —output -o
Specify the CLI output mode. Options: [default, plain, debug, json]. The output mode controls what gets printed to the console.

Debug output mode: —debug
A flag to enable debug mode. In debug mode, the debug output will be turned on and the DEBUG=codify flag will be passed to all plugins. Additional and verbose logging will be printed. Useful for debugging any issues.

Secure mode: —secure -s
Activates secure mode which sandboxes all plugins and prevents them from using sudo unless explictly permitted by the user. This is done by launching the plugins as a separate processes without TTY access. Secure mode is automatically turned on if an unverified plugin is used.

Examples

terminal

codify destroy homebrew nvm vscode

codify destroy asdf pgcli --output plain -s

codify destroy jenv --debug