Delete deployed process definitions irreversibly from Weaver via API.
npx skills add https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver --skill process-undeploy
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: process-undeploy Source: https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/tree/main/.agents/skills/process-undeploy Command: npx skills add https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver --skill process-undeploy
This Skill addresses the need to permanently remove deployed processes from Weaver, ensuring that deprecated or unused processes are cleaned up efficiently.
Use the process-undeploy skill to remove the process with ID 'my-process'.
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To permanently delete a deployed process from Weaver, you use the process-undeploy function which performs irreversible deletion of the process definition. This is targeted for administrative use in decommissioning processes or cleaning up test environments.
Weaver process management and deletion requires Weaver API access with process management permissions. You must have these specific administrative permissions configured to execute the irreversible deletion of deployed process definitions.
You should remove deployed process definitions when managing the process lifecycle, such as decommissioning old versions, cleaning up test processes, or removing deprecated and unused processes to permanently free up resources.
Process deletion in Weaver is not reversible. The process-undeploy action performs irreversible deletion, ensuring that the targeted process definition is permanently removed and cannot be recovered.
The best way to clean up test processes in Weaver is using the process-undeploy capability for irreversible deletion. It manages the process lifecycle by permanently removing unused process definitions to free up resources efficiently.
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