GitSwarm-EE 2017.2-1 Documentation

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• Uninstall GitSwarm

Uninstall GitSwarm

To uninstall GitSwarm, follow these steps:

1. Decide whether to keep GitSwarm data, or not:

   1. For GitSwarm 2017.2 or later:

      1. To keep GitSwarm data after uninstall, run:

         sudo gitlab-ctl-uninstall

      2. To completely remove all GitSwarm data, run:

         sudo gitlab-ctl cleanse

         Warning: without a backup, this operation permanently
         removes all GitSwarm related data.

   2. For 2017.1 or earlier:

      1. To keep GitSwarm data after uninstall, run:

         sudo gitswarm-ctl-uninstall

      2. To completely remove all GitSwarm data, run:

         sudo gitswarm-ctl cleanse

         Warning: without a backup, this operation permanently
         removes all GitSwarm related data.

2. Uninstall the GitSwarm package.

   1. For uninstalling GitSwarm 2017.2 or later:

      1. For Ubuntu:

         sudo apt-get purge helix-gitswarm-ee

      2. For CentOS/RHEL:

         sudo yum remove helix-gitswarm-ee

   2. For uninstalling 2015.4 to 2017.1:

      1. For Ubuntu:

         sudo apt-get purge helix-gitswarm-ee

      2. For CentOS/RHEL:

         sudo yum remove helix-gitswarm-ee

   3. For uninstalling 2015.3, or earlier:

      1. For Ubuntu:

         sudo apt-get purge perforce-gitswarm-ee

      2. For CentOS/RHEL:

         sudo yum remove perforce-gitswarm-ee

3. Optional: Remove dependencies.

   1. For uninstalling 2015.4, or later:

      1. For Ubuntu:

         sudo apt-get remove helix-cli-base helix-p4d-base helix-git-fusion-base

      2. For CentOS/RHEL:

         sudo yum remove helix-cli-base helix-p4d-base helix-git-fusion-base

   2. For uninstalling 2015.3, or earlier:

      1. For Ubuntu:

         sudo apt-get remove perforce-cli-base perforce-server-base helix-git-fusion-base

      2. For CentOS/RHEL:

         sudo yum remove perforce-cli-base perforce-server-base helix-git-fusion-base

4. Optional: Remove the GitSwarm directory:

   1. For GitSwarm 2017.2 or later:

      After removing all GitSwarm data, and the GitSwarm packages and dependencies, the directory /opt/gitlab may continue to exist. If so and you wish to remove this directory, run:

      sudo rm -rf /opt/gitlab

   2. For 2017.1 or earlier:

      After removing all GitSwarm data, and the GitSwarm packages and dependencies, the directory /opt/gitswarm may continue to exist. If so and you wish to remove this directory, run:

      sudo rm -rf /opt/gitswarm