pixi clean

Cleanup the environments

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Usage

pixi clean [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]

Command	Description
`cache`	Clean the cache of your system which are touched by pixi

<a id="arg---environment" href="#arg---environment">--environment (-e) <ENVIRONMENT></a> : The environment directory to remove
<a id="arg---activation-cache" href="#arg---activation-cache">--activation-cache</a> : Only remove the activation cache
<a id="arg---build" href="#arg---build">--build</a> : Only remove the pixi-build cache
<a id="arg---workspaces-registry" href="#arg---workspaces-registry">--workspaces-registry</a> : Only remove disassociated workspace registries

<a id="arg---no-config" href="#arg---no-config">--no-config</a> : Don't read system or user-level configuration files. Project-local <project>/.pixi/config.toml is still loaded

env: PIXI_NO_CONFIG

default: false

<a id="arg---config-file" href="#arg---config-file">--config-file <PATH></a> : Load configuration from this file instead of searching system and user-level paths. Project-local <project>/.pixi/config.toml is still merged on top

env: PIXI_CONFIG_FILE

<a id="arg---manifest-path" href="#arg---manifest-path">--manifest-path (-m) <MANIFEST_PATH></a> : The path to pixi.toml, pyproject.toml, or the workspace directory
<a id="arg---workspace" href="#arg---workspace">--workspace (-w) <WORKSPACE></a> : Name of the workspace

Cleanup the environments.

This command removes the information in the .pixi folder. You can specify the environment to remove with the --environment flag.

Use the cache subcommand to clean the cache.

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