BKR-JOB-DELETE(1)
π NAME π
okay so this is the BKR-JOB-DELETE(1) manual page, and it's all about bkr-job-delete β Delete Beaker jobs. literally the command for yeeting Beaker jobs, bestie. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
Delete specific jobs:
bkr job-delete [options] [--dryrun] <taskspec>...
Delete by criteria:
bkr job-delete [options] [--dryrun]
[--family <family>] [--tag <tag>] [--product <cpeid>] [--completeDays <days>]
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
okay so you give it one or more <taskspec> arguments, and those are the ones to be deleted. Specify one or more <taskspec> arguments to be deleted. π«Ά
The <taskspec> arguments follow the same format as in other bkr subcommands (for example, J:1234). See Specifying tasks in bkr(1). π¦
heads up, bestie: Only jobs may be deleted. no cap. π
π OPTIONS π
This command accepts the same options for selecting jobs as bkr job-list does. See the Options section of bkr-job-list(1). π«Ά
--dryrunβ Do not perform any deletions. it's giving βlook but don't touchβ energy, bestie. β¨--family <family>β Delete jobs which ran with distro belonging to<family>, for exampleRedHatEnterpriseLinuxServer5. π--completeDays <days>β Delete jobs which finished at least<days>ago. β³--tag <tag>β Delete jobs which have retention tag<tag>, for examplescratch. π·οΈ--product <cpeid>β Delete jobs which were testing the product identified by<cpeid>. π₯
Common bkr options are described in the Options section of bkr(1). π¦
β EXIT STATUS β
Non-zero on error, otherwise zero. so zero is the slay outcome, periodt. π
π EXAMPLES π
Delete all scratch jobs which finished 30 or more days ago:
bkr job-delete --tag scratch --completeDays 30
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
bkr(1) β go read it, bestie. iykyk. π
π AUTHOR π
The Beaker team <beaker-devel@lists.fedorahosted.org> β iconic. π
π COPYRIGHT π
2013-2025 Red Hat, Inc. β all the legal vibes. π
mwah π β this page is Beaker 29.2, dated May 26, 2025. bye bestie! π«Ά
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