How to remove repository from Plastic SCM cloud?

I'm seeing some old repository at https://www.plasticscm.com/dashboard/cloud and I would like to remove a repository.

Tried opening WebUI, but did not find a way to delete a repository.

Does anyone know?

 

Thanks for the help, but still having trouble. Maybe I'm in a wrong place.

Is there a visual guide / instructions?

I'm using https://www.plasticscm.com/orgs/here_be_my_organization/repos view to list repos but cannot right click. If I click some repo name, it shows "main" branch. But no cloud button or delete button.

 

Same problem here. You can't right click in web GUI

 

Hi Carlos,

unfortunately it does not help.
Please see the screenshot below.
The repos in the cloud are marked as deleted. But are still there and eating up the storage.


Any help appreciated.

Best
Peter

 

Hello, im been working on huge scene, and i do always bake a light that use a lot of cloud storage per changeset.
Can im somehow remove lightbakes from old versions of scene to save some cloud storage memory?

For example i had scene with Lighting A that use 400 MB of cloud storage date, i did bake a new lighting B that is completly difference and use 500 MB of cloud storage. So now i do have cloud storage usage of 900 MB but i do not want to store previous one lighting, for me bake lighting from scratch is not hard and took about a two minutes.
Im scarred that i will end up with cloud project that will do use 500 GB of cloud storage because of storing baked lighting of 999 versions of scene and i will have to remove project and then make fresh one withotu history of old lightbakes.
thanks!

 

thank you very much!
There is no way to delete old changesets or branches that not nessary right now?
Im tried to delete it, but got error like "Current changeset cannot be deleted because of reference to anotehr items"

 

I deleted a repo a few months ago and it still takes up space on the Cloud. Is there a way to fully remove it, @carlosalba1985?

 

I can´t delete a repo either that is costing me money, I tried deleting it a while back. I am very angry at this service, it seems deliberate that it has been made so you cant delete repos. I was just performing a test and now it will ocst me money. What a disgusting way to operate, force the use of a credit card and then make it hard to delete repos.

This is what ´right-clicking´the repo looks like: I don~t want to download some application just to be able to delete a repository, that can´t be how it works, that is not a ´functioning product´.

 

My repositories have not been deleted for several months and takes up space in the cloud.
Yes, I'm trying to remove it from Gluon.

 

Did anyone manage to delete any projects? I mean if i want to share my project with someone they see al those projects. Do studios just make infinite amount of emails to share projects? Give us a clear guide on how to delete those projects

 

i get the exact same thing this is definatly a unity thing.

 

You can delete repos from the desktop application. If they aren't cleaned after 2 weeks I suggest you contact the support at devops-vcs-support@unity3d.com. They helped with my issue and I now have only 1 repo.

 

I just send a mail ive been paying 18 euro's for some time now for this size.

 

Hello !
How I can delete a repository from unity ?

Have a good day !

 

It's July 2023, I would like to delete projects too, and this is still not doable through the web? Jesus, how hard can it be to add a delete button??
I don't want to install a whole software to simply delete a project!

Can you please just add a delete button in the dashboard...

 

Is deleting projects from Plastic SCM (Windows client) still an issue? I have a project that I have deleted and updated from the Workspace, but when I try and delete the repository, it tells me "The workspace [NAME] is currently open and will not be deleted."

Does it take some time to sync to the cloud? I'd like to upload another project but don't really want the additional costs for something that I am no longer actively working on.

 

I can tell you from experience, this is not a helpful way to do what you need. That is, getting the job done. Using the client is by far a better (more reliable) option and it is not really that much to install. It's not "a whole software", but just a basic, not perfect, but nicely done little tool that does a lot more than the Web GUI in a better way.

Considering how the interface in Unity often hangs when uploading a new changeset and the standalone desktop client doesn't, it could (should?) have been the only way to interface with projects in UVC/PlasticSCM imo. Leave the web version only for account and billing management and basic information like storage space.