Uninstall
Removing CLIO
Trying CLIO is low-risk: and so is changing your mind. Removing it is a single command, and you decide whether to keep your config and data or wipe everything clean.
One command, your choice
Run clio uninstall to remove the install and stop the server. By default it leaves your config and data in place, so you can reinstall later and pick up where you left off. Add the purge flag when you'd rather leave nothing behind.
Keep your data
Removes the install: the venv, binaries, and launcher: and stops the server. Your config and data stay put. Good for reinstalling fresh.
Keeps: ~/.config/clio-agent (sessions, workspaces, blueprints) and ~/.config/gact.
$ clio uninstall
Wipe everything
Does everything above and also removes all of your config and data. Nothing is left behind.
Removes: ~/.config/clio-agent and ~/.config/gact too.
$ clio uninstall --purge
On Windows (PowerShell), the flag is single-dash:
PS> clio uninstall -Purge
The purge flag form differs by platform: --purge (double-dash) on macOS / Linux, and -Purge (single-dash) on Windows. Everything else is the same.
If clio isn't on your PATH
You can run the uninstaller script directly. On macOS / Linux:
$ ~/.local/share/clio/uninstall.sh
On Windows, run the uninstall.ps1 script in the install prefix.