Delete Command

The frank delete command removes Kubernetes resources that are managed by frank.

Usage

$ frank delete [stack] [flags]

Arguments

Flags

Examples

Delete All frank-Managed Resources

# Interactive deletion (with confirmation)
$ frank delete

# Skip confirmation
$ frank delete --yes

Delete Specific Stack

# Delete all dev environment resources
$ frank delete dev

# Delete all dev/app* resources
$ frank delete dev/app

# Delete specific configuration
$ frank delete dev/app.yaml

# Delete specific stack
$ frank delete myapp-dev-web

What Delete Does

The delete command performs the following operations:

1. Resource Discovery - Finds all frank-managed resources
2. Stack Filtering - Filters resources based on the provided stack argument
3. Resource Identification - Identifies resources using stack annotations
4. Resource Deletion - Deletes resources from Kubernetes
5. Status Reporting - Reports deletion results

Interactive Confirmation

By default, frank shows an interactive confirmation before deleting:

Do you want to delete 'dev'? [y/N]

Skipping Confirmation

Use the --yes flag to skip the confirmation prompt:

$ frank delete --yes
$ frank delete dev --yes