I cannot seem to find an uninstall script for the gcloud sdk.
I have already removed all the components (except for core
which you cannot remove) via gcloud components remove [ID]
I noticed that there is a folder google-cloud-sdk
located in my user folder, although this only has install scripts. I imagine there are other files or folders which should also be deleted.
Does anyone know of an uninstall script or all the files/folders to delete?
Thanks.
For installations completed using an OS package (such as apt-get or yum ), uninstall gcloud CLI using the OS package manager. For Windows installations, execute the uninstaller.exe file in your gcloud CLI directory. Delete both of these directories.
On the latest SDK, Under "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Cloud SDK" you should find an uninstaller (uninstaller.exe). Just execute it.
The first thing to do after successful installation is open your command line and type “gcloud” to check whether Cloud SDK has installed perfectly. Run “gcloud init”, it opens up a new browser window and asks to login into your google cloud account.
Run gcloud info
. This will tell you, among other things, the "Installation Root". You can just delete that folder and you're done. You can also use gcloud formatting to print just the installation root with gcloud info --format='value(installation.sdk_root)'
. This is helpful for automation.
If you want, you can also delete your configuration files. You can usually find them in ~/.config/gcloud
on MacOS and Linux, but a safer approach would be to use gcloud info --format='value(config.paths.global_config_dir)'
to provide the location.
The only other modifications gcloud makes at install time is to put lines sourcing completion.bash.inc
and paths.bash.inc
in your .bashrc
file (if you directed it to do so) and add the installation directory to PATH. These shouldn't have any negative impact but feel to manually remove them too.
Later Edit: Google has official uninstall instructions for Cloud SDK now. Be sure to check those instructions in case there are changes in the future.
You should also delete the ~/.config/gcloud folder.
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