bhatti volume delete
Delete a persistent volume. Cannot be undone.
Synopsis
bhatti volume delete <name> [-y]
Description
Removes the volume record from the database and deletes the underlying ext4 file.
The volume must be detached before deleting — if any sandbox has it mounted, the server returns 409 Conflict. Stop or destroy the sandbox first, then retry.
By default, prompts for confirmation. In a non-interactive shell without -y, the command refuses and exits 1.
Examples
bhatti volume delete workspace
Delete volume "workspace"? [y/N]: y
deleted
# Non-interactive
bhatti volume delete workspace -y
# Volume still attached
bhatti volume delete workspace -y
409 Conflict: volume "workspace" attached to sandbox "dev"
Options
| Flag | Default | Description |
| ---- | ------- | ----------- |
| -y, --yes | false | Skip confirmation. |
See Global flags for --url, --token, --json, --timing, --data-dir.
See also
bhatti volume list— find current attachments- API:
DELETE /volumes/:name