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# App Deletion
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Apps can be deleted with or without a cascade option. A **cascade delete**, deletes both the app and its resources, rather than only the app.
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## Deletion Using `argocd`
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To perform a non-cascade delete:
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```bash
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argocd app delete APPNAME --cascade=false
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```
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To perform a cascade delete:
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```bash
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argocd app delete APPNAME --cascade
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```
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or
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```bash
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argocd app delete APPNAME
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```
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# Deletion Using `kubectl`
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To perform a non-cascade delete:
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```bash
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kubectl delete app APPNAME
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```
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To perform a cascade delete set the finalizer, e.g. using `kubctl patch`:
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```bash
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kubectl patch app APPNAME -p '{"metadata": {"finalizers": ["resources-finalizer.argocd.argoproj.io"]}}' --type merge
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kubectl delete app APPNAME
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```
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# About The Deletion Finalizer
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For the technical amongst you, the Argo CD application controller watches for this finalizer:
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```yaml
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metadata:
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finalizers:
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- resources-finalizer.argocd.argoproj.io
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```
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Argo CD's app controller watches for this and will then delete both the app and its resources.
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When you invoke `argocd app delete` with `--cascade`, the finalizer is added automatically.
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