jnc clean

Removes environment directories and caches. When run without a subcommand, it cleans the .jnc folder of the current workspace, removing all installed environments. Use the cache subcommand to clean the global package cache.

Usage

jnc clean [OPTIONS]
jnc clean cache [CACHE_OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--environment <ENV>`	`-e`	Only remove the specified environment instead of all environments.
`--activation-cache`		Only remove the activation cache.
`--build`		Only remove the build cache.

Global Options

Option	Short	Description
`--manifest-path <PATH>`	`-m`	Path to `jnc.toml` or the workspace directory.

Subcommand: `jnc clean cache`

Removes cached packages from the global cache directory. Without any flags, removes the entire cache (after confirmation).

Cache Options

Option	Description
`--pypi`	Clean only the PyPI package cache.
`--conda`	Clean only the conda package cache.
`--repodata`	Clean only the repodata cache.
`--mapping`	Clean only the conda-PyPI mapping cache.
`--exec`	Clean only the `exec` temporary environment cache.
`--build-backends`	Clean only the build backend environments cache.
`--build`	Clean only build-related caches (git, work dirs, backends, source builds).
`--yes` / `-y`	Answer yes to all confirmation prompts.

Examples

Clean all environments in the current workspace:

jnc clean

Clean a specific environment:

jnc clean --environment test

Clean the entire global cache:

jnc clean cache --yes

Clean only the conda package cache:

jnc clean cache --conda

Clean temporary exec environments:

jnc clean cache --exec

Clean build-related caches:

jnc clean cache --build

Overview

Commands

jnc clean

jnc clean

Usage

Options

Global Options

Subcommand: `jnc clean cache`

Cache Options

Examples

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jnc clean

Usage

Options

Global Options

Subcommand: `jnc clean cache`

Cache Options

Examples