opschain git-credentials delete

Included from Basic tier

opschain git-credentials delete <id|name> [--project <code>] --confirm

Deletes a shared git credential. Deleting is permanent, so without --confirm the command only previews — it reads the credential and prints what would be deleted, exiting 0 without touching anything.

The server refuses while any Git remote still references the credential, and the refusal names the referencing remotes (Git credential is in use by Git remotes (<project>/<remote>, …), it cannot be deleted.) — repoint those remotes first (opschain git-remotes update with a different reference, or an empty reference alongside replacement inline credentials; opschain docs cli/git-remotes-update).

The credential is addressed by id or by its name within the scope (--project <code>, or the global registry without it); a delete only reaches the scope's own credentials.

Flags

Flag	Meaning
--project <code>	The project whose registry holds the credential. Omit for the global registry.
--confirm	Actually delete. Without it the command previews.

Output

The preview (no --confirm):

would delete git credential github-ci (https_basic, acme scope, 0199c8…)
  deleting is permanent; the server refuses while a git remote still references the credential
re-run with --confirm to delete

A delete prints deleted git credential <id|name>.

Exit codes

Code	Meaning
0	Deleted, or previewed.
1	The credential was not found in the scope, or the server refused the delete (still referenced).
2	Usage error — no server target.

See also

• opschain docs cli/git-remotes-update — move a remote off the credential first.
• opschain docs cli/git-credentials-list — find the credential's id.