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gh-codespace: Delete a codespace interactively.

$ gh codespace delete

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The command "gh codespace delete" is used to delete a Codespace in GitHub. Codespaces are cloud-hosted development environments provided by GitHub, which allow you to write, build, and test code without the need for local setup.

When you run the "gh codespace delete" command, it will remove a specific Codespace associated with your GitHub account. This can be useful if you no longer need a particular Codespace or want to clean up your account from unused or unnecessary environments.

Before executing this command, you should ensure that you are confident in deleting the Codespace, as it cannot be restored once deleted. Additionally, any files, configurations, or work-in-progress within the Codespace will be permanently lost.

To use the "gh codespace delete" command, you need to have the GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface) tool installed and authenticated with your GitHub account. You can find more information about the GitHub CLI and its installation process in the GitHub documentation.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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