Undeploy CLI command reference
Removes the deployed studio from <your-studio-name>.sanity.studio.
USAGE
$ sanity undeploy [APPID] [--json] [--yes] [--dry-run]
ARGUMENTS
[APPID] ID of the application to undeploy. Overrides `deployment.appId` in sanity.cli.ts
FLAGS
-j, --json Output the result as JSON
-y, --yes Unattended mode, answers "yes" to any "yes/no" prompt and otherwise uses defaults
--dry-run Report what would be undeployed without deleting anything
DESCRIPTION
Removes the deployed Sanity Studio/App from Sanity hosting
EXAMPLES
Undeploy the studio or application after confirming
$ sanity undeploy
Undeploy the studio or application with the given ID
$ sanity undeploy abc123
Report what would be undeployed without deleting anything
$ sanity undeploy --dry-run
Undeploy without prompting and report the result as JSON
$ sanity undeploy --json --yesThe undeploy command reads the studio host name from the sanity.cli.ts file in your studio directory. To enable support for deploying/undeploying multiple instances, follow the CI/CD instructions in the deployment guide.
Once a studio is undeployed, the name (e.g., <your-studio-name>) becomes publicly available. Local instances of the studio are not affected.
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