To delete a repository from Unity DevOps Version Control, sign in at cloud.unity.com, navigate to DevOps Version Control, select your organization under "UVCS Organizations," then under the Repositories tab, choose the repo, click Delete Repository, confirm by typing its name, and delete. Note: Deletion is irreversible, so back up locally first. If your organization is in read-only mode due to billing issues, resolve them to delete repos.
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To delete your repositories from DevOps Version Control, follow the steps below:
| Important: Deleting a repository is irreversible. Please ensure to back up your repositories locally before proceeding. |
- Navigate to cloud.unity.com and sign in with your credentials.
- Click DevOps on the left-side menu.
- Click the Version Control drop-down.
- Click "UVCS Organizations" and then select the organization that contains the repository.
- Under the Repositories tab, click the three dots to the right of the repo you want to delete, and then click Delete Repository.
- Type the name of the repository you're deleting into the provided box, and click Delete repository.
A pop-up appears in the bottom-right corner, confirming that the repository has been successfully deleted.
Alternatively, you can delete a repository from a server using the cm repository delete (or cm repo rm) command:
cm repo rm myrepositoryWhen deleting a repository via the CLI, the data is unplugged so that it will no longer be accessible, but it is not immediately removed from the database backend. It can be reconnected afterward using the cm repository add command.
Note: If your organization is in ''read-only'' mode, it means the organization has already exceeded the free tier or that you have an outstanding invoice. To remove the read-only mode, you must either upgrade your plan or pay any outstanding invoices to unlock the organization. You can then delete repositories as needed.