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sfdk-emulator-remove

Remove Salesforce Functions emulators

TLDR

View documentation for sfdk emulator install

$ tldr sfdk emulator install
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SYNOPSIS

sfdk-emulator-remove

DESCRIPTION

The `sfdk-emulator-remove` command is a utility specifically designed to remove the Salesforce Mobile SDK emulator from your system.
This is particularly useful when you no longer need the emulator, want to reclaim disk space, or are experiencing issues with the emulator installation.
The command typically handles removing emulator files, configurations, and associated software components related to the Salesforce Mobile SDK development environment. It can also handle unregistering the emulator from any connected development environment.
Using this command ensures a clean removal, preventing potential conflicts with future installations or development workflows. This command is a part of Salesforce Mobile SDK command line tools.

CAVEATS

This command assumes the sfdk environment is properly set up. Ensure that you've initialized or properly configured the SFDK environment before running the command. May require sudo if installed system wide.

USAGE

Simply running the `sfdk-emulator-remove` command from your terminal will typically initiate the removal process. You might be prompted for confirmation or administrator privileges depending on your system's configuration.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the command fails, verify your Salesforce SDK installation and check for necessary permissions. Consult the official Salesforce Mobile SDK documentation for specific troubleshooting steps.

HISTORY

The `sfdk-emulator-remove` command was created as part of the Salesforce Mobile SDK development toolchain. It was created to aid in the automation of emulator management tasks, specifically removal, which simplifies the development process for Salesforce Mobile SDK applications. This feature was added to provide a convenient way to manage system resources and ensure a clean development environment.

SEE ALSO

sfdk(1), sfdx(1)

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