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cf-deploy-cleanup

v1.0.1

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Allows you to simply remove unnecessary deployments from cloudflare pages!

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cf-deploy-cleanup

A tool for removing unnecessary deployments in Cloudflare Pages.

Usage

npx --yes cf-deploy-cleanup [options]

By default, all deployments are selected. Running the command without parameters will delete all deployments!

Environment Variables

Environment variable names are aligned with the official Cloudflare Wrangler tool for consistency.

  • CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID
    Your Cloudflare account ID. You can find it in the URL when navigating to the Cloudflare dashboard home page:
    https://dash.cloudflare.com/<YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID>/home.

  • CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN
    A Cloudflare API token. Obtain it from:
    https://dash.cloudflare.com/profile/api-tokens.
    Use an API token, not the global account key. Required permission: Account - Cloudflare Pages - Edit.

  • CLOUDFLARE_PROJECT_NAME
    The name of your project as listed in the Cloudflare dashboard under Workers & Pages. This is the name you specified when creating the Cloudflare Pages project, not the ID found in the pages.dev URL (ignore any trailing characters).

Options

  • -s, --slice
    Skips the specified number of deployments, similar to JavaScript's Array.prototype.slice.
    Example: --slice=1,-1 keeps the first (oldest) and last (active) deployment.

  • --with-aliases
    Selects only deployments with aliases (typically the active deployment).

  • --without-aliases
    Selects deployments without aliases, e.g., to exclude the active deployment.

  • --dry
    Displays which deployments would be deleted without actually deleting them.

Parameter Order

Each option modifies the array of deployments sequentially. You can chain multiple --slice options to observe this behavior.

Examples

  • Keep only the latest deployment:

    npx --yes cf-deploy-cleanup -s=1

  • Keep the active deployment and the last 4 deployments:

    npx --yes cf-deploy-cleanup --without-aliases -s=4