Steps to Uninstall DevOps Bot

Uninstall DevOps Bot

Steps to Uninstall

1. Uninstall the `devops-bot` Package:

   Run the following command to uninstall the `devops-bot` package using `pip3`:

   pip3 uninstall -y devops-bot

   This command removes the package from your Python environment.

2. Remove Residual Files:

   The `devops-bot` package creates additional files and directories during installation and execution. You should clean them up to fully remove the application.

   Check the Default Directory

   The default directory for the `devops-bot` files is:

   /etc/devops-bot

   Delete the Directory

   Run the following command to remove the directory:

   sudo rm -rf /etc/devops-bot

   This command permanently deletes all files and configurations related to `devops-bot`.

3. Verify the Cleanup:

   To ensure all components are removed:

   1. Check for any remaining files:

      ls /etc | grep devops-bot

      If nothing is listed, all files have been successfully removed.

   2. Verify `pip3` no longer lists the package:

      pip3 list | grep devops-bot

      If nothing is listed, the package has been completely uninstalled.

Additional Notes

If the `devops-bot` service was running as a systemd service, ensure it is stopped and removed:

sudo systemctl stop devops-bot.service
  sudo systemctl disable devops-bot.service
  sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/devops-bot.service
  sudo systemctl daemon-reload

If you encounter issues during the uninstallation process, ensure you have the necessary permissions (use `sudo` if required).