Deleting depots
To delete a depot, use p4 depot -d
.depotname
To delete a depot, it must be empty; you must first obliterate all files
in the depot with p4 obliterate
.
For local
and spec
depots, p4
obliterate
deletes the versioned files as well as all
their associated metadata. For remote
depots, p4
obliterate
erases only the locally held client and
label records; the files and metadata still residing on the remote server
remain intact.
Before you use p4 obliterate
, and especially
if you’re about to use it to obliterate all files in a depot, read and
understand the warnings in
Reclaiming disk space by obliterating files.
In a distributed environment, the unload depot may have different
contents on each edge server. Since the commit server does not verify
that the unload depot is empty on every edge server, you must specify
p4 depot -d -f
in order to delete the unload depot
from the commit server. For more information, see
Helix Core Server Administrator Guide: Multi-Site Deployment.
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