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Delete trust data

You must remove the trust metadata using the Notary CLI before you can delete any repositories that contain trust metadata.

  1. Run the following command to initiate trust metadata deletion:

    notary delete <registry-host-name>/<namespace>/<repository> --remote
    

    Note

    If you do not include the --remote flag, Notary deletes local cached content but does not delete data from the Notary server.

    Example output:

Deleting trust data for <registry-host-name>/<namespace>/<repository>
Enter username: <user-name>
Enter password: <password>
  1. When prompted by the system, enter your username and password, then press Enter to complete the delete operation.

    Example output:

    Successfully deleted local and remote trust data for <registry-host-name>/<namespace>/<repository>