cls-destroy(1)

Name

cls-destroy - Destroy a project deployed a declared placement.

Synopsis

cls destroy [-v] [--dry-run] [--retry] [--approve[=<approve>]] [--exclude-all-arcs[=<excludeAllArcs>]] [--exclude-all-tags [=<excludeAllTags>]] [--output=<format>] [--profile=<profile>] [--exclude-arc=<excludeArcNames>]… [--only-resource=<onlyResourceNames>]… [-p=<projectFiles>]… [-P=<providerNames>]… [COMMAND]

Description

Destroy a project deployed a declared placement.

Options

--approve[=<approve>]: Approve changes to be deployed.
--dry-run: Do not execute underlying cdk binary.
--exclude-all-arcs[=<excludeAllArcs>]: Exclude all arcs from the deployment, only deploy resources and boundaries.
--exclude-all-tags[=<excludeAllTags>]: Exclude all tags from the deployment.
--exclude-arc=<excludeArcNames>: Exclude the named arc from the deployment.
--only-resource=<onlyResourceNames>: Only deploy the named resource.
--output=<format>: Print results using given format.

Values: table, json, csv, tsv (default: table)
-p, --project=<projectFiles>: The files that declare the project to be deployed, or - to read from stdin.
-P, --providers=<providerNames>: Provider substrates to target.
--profile=<profile>: aws profile
--retry: Retry the operation.
-v, --verbose: Specify multiple -v options to increase verbosity.

For example, -v -v -v or -vvv

Commands

help: Display help information about the specified command.