Delete a project

The Danger zone at the bottom of Settings › General deletes the project. Only the owner can do it, and it cannot be undone.

1. Click Delete project.
2. Read what goes and what stays.
3. Optional: check Also delete the site published in my Cloudflare account.
4. Type the project’s name to confirm and delete.

What goes

• The project’s agent: its Workers (the project Worker and the preview Worker) and its container.
• The preview, bohr’s hosting and bohr’s routes, for projects hosted by bohr.
• The project in bohr: its members, chat, settings and variables.

What stays

• The GitHub repository is not changed.
• The site published in your Cloudflare account stays online, unless you checked the option above. That option removes the site’s production Worker and the CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID Actions secrets older versions of bohr may have left in the repository, so it is not published again.
• The project’s Telegram bot keeps existing. Delete it in @BotFather if you want.

The repository’s .github/workflows/bohr-deploy.yml stays too. Once the project is deleted, bohr no longer gives it deploy credentials, so its runs fail; delete the file if you don’t need it.

If something could not be removed, the panel says “The project was deleted, but something was left behind” with the list, for you to clean up by hand.