apptainer(1)
apptainer(1)
okay bestie, you're reading the apptainer(1) manual page, and it's giving very specific little delete-command energy. no cap, every flag is here π
π NAME π
apptainer-delete β deletes the requested image from the library π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
apptainer delete [delete options...] [flags]
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
the delete command lets you delete an image from a remote library. that's the whole vibe β remote library image goes bye-bye π¦
π OPTIONS π
-A,--arch="amd64"β specify requested image arch π-F,--force[=false]β delete image without confirmation π-h,--help[=false]β help for delete β¨--library=""β delete images from the provided library π--no-https[=false]β use http instead of https fordocker://oras://andlibrary:///...URIs π
π EXAMPLE π
$ apptainer delete --arch=amd64 library://username/project/image:1.0
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
apptainer(1)β yes bestie, the main page is right there π
β HISTORY β
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