odo delete component
odo delete component command is useful for deleting resources that are managed by odo. It deletes the component and its related innerloop, and outerloop resources from the cluster.
There are 2 ways to delete a component:
Delete with access to Devfile
odo delete component
odo looks into the Devfile present in the current directory for the component resources for the innerloop, and outerloop.
If these resources have been deployed on the cluster, then odo will delete them after user confirmation.
Otherwise, odo will exit with a message stating that it could not find the resources on the cluster.
note
If some resources attached to the component are present on the clutser, but not in the Devfile, then they will not be deleted. You can delete these resources by running the command in the next section.
odo does not delete the Devfile, the odo configuration files, or the source code.
Delete without access to Devfile
odo delete component --name <component_name> [--namespace <namespace>]
odo searches for resources attached to the given component in the given namespace on the cluster.
If odo finds the resources, it will delete them after user confirmation.
Otherwise, odo will exit with a message stating that it could not find the resources on the cluster.
--namespace is optional, if not provided, odo will use the current active namespace.
info
In both cases, odo does not wait for resources to be deleted.
Available Flags
-f,--force- Use this flag to avoid being prompted for confirmation.--name- Name of the component to delete (optional). By default, the component described in the local devfile is deleted--namespace- Namespace to find the component to delete (optional). By default, the current namespace defined in kubeconfig is used