snapshot delete

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snapshot delete

The mirrorctl snapshot delete command permanently removes one or more snapshots from a mirror.

By default, it will not delete snapshots that are currently published to staging or production unless the --force flag is used.

mirrorctl snapshot delete <mirror-id> <snapshot-name...> [flags]

Usage

Delete a single snapshot:

mirrorctl snapshot delete debian "old-snapshot"

Delete multiple snapshots:

mirrorctl snapshot delete debian "snap1" "snap2" "snap3"

Force delete a snapshot even if it’s currently published:

mirrorctl snapshot delete debian "current" --force

Argument	Required	Description
`mirror-id`	Yes	The ID of the mirror containing the snapshots to delete. The mirror ID must match a key defined in the `[mirrors]` section of your configuration file.
`snapshot-name`	Yes	One or more snapshot names to delete. At least one snapshot name must be provided.

Flag	Default	Usage
`--config`, `-c`	`/etc/mirrorctl/mirror.toml`	Path to the configuration file.
`--force`	`false`	Delete snapshot even if it is currently published or staged.
`--verbose-errors`	`false`	Show detailed error information including stack traces.

The command exits with status 0 on success and 1 on error.

If deleting multiple snapshots, the command will continue attempting to delete remaining snapshots even if one fails.