I have a project hosted on Google Code Hosting server, and I would like to delete it in order to change it into a commercial project to sell.
Is possible?
To unpublish and schedule deletion you have to go to
My Profile > link next to "owner role" > Administer tab > Advanced
(sub-nav link) > "Delete Project"
As long you are the code copyright holder you should be fine.
You should note that the process for deleting a project takes some days.
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I am new to HTML/CSS and I'm trying to use Amplify to host my static site. I can easily use the "manual deploy" option and upload a .zip file.
What is the preferred method of using Gitlab with Amplify so that changes can be easily made?
My goal is to have everything in a repository that's not zipped so I can make constant changes.
You'll want to set up hosting for your website using the Hosting with Amplify Console option, which provides a git-based workflow for building, deploying, and hosting your website direct from source control.
You can trigger this workflow by running amplify add hosting in your project directory. Next, select the Hosting with Amplify Console option. Then, select the Continuous deployment option. This will open a browser window and take you to your amplify-project homepage. Here, click on the Frontend Environments tab, select your repository provider, and click "Connect branch". You will have to follow the steps to authorize Amplify to access your repository. Once your provider is authorized, you should see a dropdown menu with a list of your repositories. Select the appropriate repository and branch and click "Next".
Next, confirm your build settings. Assuming your website resides at the root of your project directory, your build settings should likely look something like the following:
version: 1
frontend:
phases:
# IMPORTANT - Please verify your build commands
build:
commands: []
artifacts:
# IMPORTANT - Please verify your build output directory
baseDirectory: /
files:
- '**/*'
cache:
paths: []
Again, click "Next". On the next screen, choose "Save and Deploy". Assuming all things were configured correctly, Amplify should now clone your repository and deploy it. You can now confirm that the process has executed properly by following the link provided by the CLI. Hereafter, every and anytime you push changes to your website to gitlab, Amplify will re-deploy your website automatically.
See docs for further info!
I am stuck because I hit my project quota due to lots of different pending deletions (I didn't know that they count against the limit).
Is there a way to delete these projects immediately so I can create a new one right away?
Short answer.... no, it takes time, After deleting from console, they will send you an email (Project Shutdown Announcement, for confirmation(in case you deleted it by mistake). In case you don't respond to email for un-deletion then they will delete it.
See the attached image, I just deleted a sample project from my firebase console.
Click project to be deleted in dashboard
Go to project setting at the left and top of the panel.
Scroll down to see Delete project.
Write project name to delete in popup dialog
Delete !
Yes you can Delete your firebase project from firebase dashboard
Step 1 Go to your Firebase Console here
Now Go to your project, which you want to delete
Check Image
Step 2 Go to Project Overview
On your Project Dashboard, you will see the App connected to your firebase project, now click on three verticals dots and click on setting, as you can see in the image.
Step 3 Go to Setting
Now scroll down you will see Delete App and Delete project Check Image
Step 4 Now click on Delete Project
For Delete Project, it will ask to add project Id Enter Project id and click on delete button.Check Image
Enjoy..!!!
I have a hosted site on firebase which I am not using anymore. I still want to keep the project but want to remove the hosted site. Is there any way to do this or do I just need to upload an empty directory. Doesn't seem to be an option in the UI
It can be deleted.
Run firebase hosting:disable through the firebase-tools CLI first.
Go to Firebase Console and select Hosting from the menu of the left.
You will see the deployed project with a list of your historical actions like Deployed, disabled, etc.
Only after you have disabled the site, the "three vertical dots" menu will be available for you to choose the action to delete the deployment.
If you have multiple site hosted in same project, then use -s flag to specify the site you want to disable.
firebase hosting:disable -s yoursitename
You don't need to upload empty directory.
Just open your project's root directory and enter the following command
firebase hosting:disable
CLI Response :
$ firebase hosting:disable
? Are you sure you want to disable Firebase Hosting for the site xyz
This will immediately make your site inaccessible! Yes
✔ Hosting has been disabled for xyz. Deploy a new version
to re-enable.
This will instantly disable running website also adds a Disabled status in release history. Tested on firebase CLI version 9.20.0
It's a bit hidden, but here are the steps:
Go to the Firebase Hosting console for your project, you will see your domain.
Hover over your domain. There's an overflow menu (⋮ three vertical dots) on the right.
From the overflow menu select Delete Domain
[Update]
For multiple site hosted !! use command
firebase hosting:disable --project yoursitename
for me it work!! Can your try?
You can use the following command:
firebase hosting:disable -s <firebase_project_name>
replace <firebase_project_name> with the name of your firebase project. This allows you to unsubscribe from the current project and place it in disable mode and you cannot receive traffic from the published web page. When you want to re-enable it, you can do it from the visual platform. I leave an image attached so that you can be guided.
Manually
You can easily go to the console, and click on the 3 vertical dots and delete the site.
Using CLI
Disable only
Stops serving Firebase Hosting traffic for the active Firebase
project.
Your project's Hosting URL will display a "Site Not Found" message
after running this command.
If you want to disable, as the other answers are saying use this command:
firebase hosting:disable
If you're using multi-sites, you have to specify the project name:
firebase hosting:disable --project yoursitename
Delete forever
Deletes the specified Hosting site.
Deleting a site is a permanent action. If you delete a site, Firebase doesn't maintain records of deployed files or deployment history, and the site cannot be reactivated by you or anyone else.
(Optional) Skip the confirmation prompt by passing the following flags: -f or --force
To delete this site (similar to when you go to the console > delete manually) run this command:
firebase hosting:sites:delete yoursitename -f
Be careful when using the -f, but if you're running this as a script command, it might be required.
I spent too much time on this and hopefully this can be helpful. I did deploy my stuff using firebase deploy however I was not able to see in on the firebase console. When I tried firebase hosting:disable I got this Error: HTTP Error: 400, Invalid project ID specified.
The steps below helped me delete my project.
To find the project, you have to get the output of firebase
deploy which will have a console url that looks like this:
Project Console:
https://console.firebase.google.com/project/<your-project-id>/overview.
Follow this link and go to project settings. You should be able to
delete your project in there.
I had to spend several hours removing the default website on Firebase hosting.
The way that I found was :
Enter "firebase init database" in Terminal. It initialize all websites including the default one so that you can set up a new one.
I hope it helps you.
As of now there is no proper way to bulk delete all the previous deployments in a project.
However the best thing you can do is to empty the firebase hosting folder and then deploy it using firebase deploy
This option has been given as a feature request to firebase. Lets hope its get implemented soon :)
1.Sign in to Firebase, then open your project.
2.Click the Settings icon near project Overview button, then select Project settings.
3.In the Your apps card, select the app that you want to delete.
4.Find the Delete Project button from bottom of the page , click Delete Project.
5.Check the points , then click Remove app permanently.
I tried out new version of Firebase.
I have created new project. Added there necessary apps. After that I added the test app, which I don't need any more. But I could not find a button that can remove this test application without deleting the entire project.
You can delete apps from a project via Project Settings > Select App > Advanced Options > Delete this app on the Firebase console.
Please note : This is about deleting a Project, which I was unable to do so. So I have posted my steps which may help others. I have successfully deleted my project.
1) Click on the Project which you want to delete.Then you will see the below screenshot.
Now follow the screen as attached
then scroll down and you will have the option to delete the project.
At the bottom there is an Advance menu. There is the DELETE THIS APP button.
you can delete app as well as project, option can be change at any time depends on fire base (02/10/2017)
go to fire base console click on project that you wants to delete click on setting icon on left top,
select Project settings go down to bottom, and you can see DELETE PROJECT button.
Confirming the earlier answers provided, here's a detailed step-by-step.
Go to Project settings. (Alternatively, from the home screen of the Project View, click on the ... (Settings button on the right side of the app's name), then click MANAGE .
Under Your Apps section, select the app you want to delete.
Click on Advanced Options.
Click on DELETE THIS APP , A note will be shown:
Caution, this is a permanent action. Deleting your app will delete the corresponding Analytics data, but not your app's API keys or OAuth clients.
Click on DELETE THIS APP PERMANENTLY
A prompt will be displayed on the upper right corner of your Console would show up confirming the deletion.
Go to setting of project
Copy project ID
Click on a delete project at the bottom.
Enter Project ID and delete project.
Step 1: From "Project Overview" select settings of the app you want to delete.
Step 2: Click "Delete This App" button on the bottom of your app details.
Ok the feature has been added. Project settings > select the app > Advanced Options > Delete this app
Yes you can delete delete current app from project in Firebase, here i how to do that (setting->perission->all projects) :
You must delete all Role except Owner in Manage Permission in console.firebase.google.com before delete current app from project in Firebase
We can delete project who is having permission.
Only owner of project can delete it.
Even empty project also can be
deleted by only owner.
To delete/ remove project you need to shutdown and then delete it will take time as per your project size.
steps:
Go to Projet overview click on (gear icon) > Settings > Advanced
opens new window:
Google cloud platform > manage resources> Select project and click on delete
Go the console project list, click on the project,
tap on the project overview at the sidebar section, you will find delete project at the bottom of section
Delete an app
Sign in to Firebase, then open your project.
Click the Left Side Menu ->Project Overview Settings icon, then select Project settings.
Then Scroll Down the Your apps card,
Under the Your apps card,
click Delete project open popup.
Check that the desired app is being deleted, then click Delete Project app permanently.
Gear Icon near top left -> Project Settings -> Delete Project (in the middle below "your apps" container).
We still use Visual SourceSafe 6.0. I would like to block my teams from creating projects (folders) on SourceSafe and only have Check-in, Check-out, and Add files rights. Yes, I would like them to be able to Add files, but not create or rename or delete folders.
How might I go about getting this in place?
I learnt the VSS security setting before at this blog. The problem is the rights for "Add Project" and "Add file" are not separate. They are both controlled by "Add/Rename/Delete".
I do have two suggestions below:
Disable the "Add/Rename/Delete" right for root directory($/), but assign the right to all folders under $/. This way, users cannot create folders/files anymore under $/.
Migrate to a better version control system, such as subversion.