Question: How to forcefully delete a bucket #904
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Hi,
I tried to find a way to force the deletion of a bucket (especially when there are still objects in it), but I can't find one.
Does it exist ?
The common behavior on S3 implementations if to force the user to empty the bucket before deleting it. If you want to remove a bucket, you have to delete all files in it first.
Alright, thank you.
Is it possible to delete files without connecting to the bucket ? with the garage command ?
I’m running a lot of tests, and it’s quite annoying to have to delete the files from each bucket one by one...
However, I haven’t found any other way in the documentation or the code.