Disconnect and clean up
The snyk-broker-config workflows <RESOURCE> delete
commands allow you to remove resources.
Protections are in place to prevent invalid connection states, so you cannot delete connections that are integrated, and therefore relied upon, by Organizations. You must disconnect the integration before deleting the connection.
snyk-broker-config workflows connections delete
walks you through the disconnection steps.
For all resources, you must delete the child items before you can delete a parent, as illustrated in the diagram that follows. A deployment contains connections and credentials references. Connections use credentials references. Each connection may have an integration with one or more Organizations.
snyk-broker-config
commands walk you through this flow and indicate what needs to be done to achieve successful deletion. These commands implement and enforce the following rules:
Before you delete a connection, you must disconnect all integrations.
Before you delete a credentials reference, you must delete the connection(s) using it.
Before you delete a deployment, you must delete all connections and credentials references.

Disconnect an integration
To remove an integration, run snyk-broker-config workflows connections disconnect
.
Enter the Organization ID for the Organization from which to disconnect the connection.
Delete a connection
Run snyk-broker-config workflows connections delete
.
Enter the number of the connection you want to delete.
In response to the prompt, type Y and press Enter if you want to disconnect all the Organizations reported as using the connection.
Disconnect integrations
To delete multiple integrations, run snyk-broker-config workflows connections disconnect
.
Enter the connection from which to disconnect.
Press Tab to select (check) an Organization. Press backspace to uncheck.
Delete credentials references
Use snyk-broker-config workflows credentials delete
to delete credentials references and follow the prompts to remove any other resources that must be removed first.
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