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keryx reel rm

Delete a reel workspace and everything in it.

Usage

keryx reel rm <slug> --yes

Flags

Flag Description Default Required
--yes Proceed with the deletion false yes, in effect

There is no confirmation prompt

--yes is the whole safety mechanism. Without it the command refuses and does nothing:

$ keryx reel rm my-post
ERRO refusing to delete "my-post" without --yes

With it, the directory and everything under it is removed immediately — storyboard, selected media, takes, cache, lock state and the rendered mp4. There is no undo and nothing is moved to a trash directory.

If the workspace is committed, git is your way back. If it is not, there is none.

$ keryx reel rm my-post --yes
removed my-post

A slug that does not exist gives workspace not found.

See also

  • reel prune — reclaim space without losing the reel.