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clean Command ​

The clean command is used to remove temporary artifacts related to Bruin.

It currently:

  • clears Bruin's runtime home (BRUIN_HOME when set, otherwise ~/.bruin), including cached virtual environments and downloaded tools
  • removes the logs directory from the project root

Use a dedicated directory for BRUIN_HOME: clean removes its contents. Cleaning does not delete the original files left in legacy locations by migration, and the old ~/.bruin contents are not copied back on the next run.

Usage ​

bash
bruin clean [path-to-project-root]

path-to-project-root (optional): Specifies the path to the root of the project. If omitted, the current directory (.) is used as the default.

Example ​

Cleaning the current directory ​

bash
bruin clean

Output ​

Bruin - clean

Flags ​

FlagTypeDefaultDescription
--uv-cache, --uvboolfalseClean uv caches.

Adding the flag uv-cache will remove all cached uv packages and metadata that were stored during previous installs or dependency resolutions. You will be prompted to confirm whether you want to proceed:

bash
"Are you sure you want to clean uv cache? (y/N): "