signaloid-cli cores delete

Delete a custom core.

Synopsis

signaloid-cli cores delete --core-id <id>

Options

Option	Required	Description
--core-id <id>	Yes	Core ID to delete

Description

The cores delete command permanently removes a custom core configuration. This operation cannot be undone. Default (system-provided) cores cannot be deleted and attempting to do so will result in an error.

Examples

signaloid-cli cores delete --core-id core_abc123

Output:

{
  "CoreID": "core_abc123",
  "deleted": true
}

Notes

• Default cores cannot be deleted
• Only custom cores you created can be deleted
• Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone
• Verify the core ID before deletion to avoid accidental removal

Troubleshooting

"Cannot delete default core" Error

Problem: Attempting to delete a system default core.

Solutions:

• Default cores cannot be deleted
• Only custom cores can be deleted
• Check IsDefault field in core details: signaloid-cli cores get --core-id <id>

"Core not found" Error

Problem: Cannot find the specified core to delete.

Solutions:

1. Verify the core ID is correct
2. List available cores: signaloid-cli cores list
3. The core may have already been deleted

"Core in use" Error

Problem: Core is being used by active builds or tasks.

Solutions:

1. Wait for active builds/tasks to complete
2. Cancel or stop active builds/tasks using the core
3. Update builds/tasks to use a different core before deletion

See Also

• signaloid-cli cores - Cores overview
• signaloid-cli cores list - List available cores
• signaloid-cli cores get - Get core details
• signaloid-cli cores create - Create a custom core