Command: hubctl stack undeploy
Reverse deployment operation for entire stack or particular components
Because undeploy is a reverse operation to deploy, you might want to check out article for hubctl stack deploy sections about executors and deployment hooks.
Command Parameters
| Flag | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
-c --component <component> |
Start un-deployment for one component or multiple (supplied as comma separated value) | |
-o --offset <component> |
Start un-deployment from specific component (handy when you want to restart un-deployment, and want to skip few from the beginning in the run list) | |
-l --limit <component> |
Stop un-deployment after desired (opposite to --offset flag) |
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--profile |
Choose a specific un-deployment provider (defaults to HUB_PROFILE in .env file) |
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--tty or --no-tty |
Instructs if user wants to group outputs per component |
Common Parameters
These parameters applies across all extension commands
| Flag | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
-V --verbose |
extra verbosity for diagnostics | |
-h --help |
print help and usage message |
Usage Example
To un-deploy all components in the run-list:
To un-deploy specific components with order defined in the run-list
See also
Last update:
August 30, 2023