Deleting the policy is a straightforward process. ALL artifacts that were created during the policy generation process will be permanently destroyed. This includes:
There are 2 ways to delete your policy:
# standard removal from the file system via the command line
$ rm security.*
$ rm -rf security/
Alternatively, you can run _spartan --delete from the command prompt. You’ll be asked to confirm your decision
$ _spartan --delete
___ ___ _ ___ _____ _ _ _
/ __| | _ \ /_\ | _ \ |_ _| /_\ | \| |
___ \__ \ | _/ / _ \ | / | | / _ \ | .` |
|___| |___/ |_| /_/ \_\ |_|_\ |_| /_/ \_\ |_|\_|
by @darkmsph1t
? Are you sure? This action is not reversable. (Y/n)
Both deletion successes and failures will be provided back to stdout, but you can also check by using file system methods
(policy/no-policy-found) => ENOENT, no entity errors will be thrown if either security.json or security.js cannot be found
# post-deletion messages
File was not deleted ENOENT /[path to your project]/security.js
/[path to your project]/security.json was deleted successfully.