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# delete

**This command can only be used with access to an** [**Electrode Native bundle store server**](https://github.com/electrode-io/ern-bundle-store)

**To use this command, the `bundleStore` config must be set in cauldron**

## Description

Delete an existing store from the bundle store server

## Syntax

`ern bundlestore delete <storeAccessKey>`

### Arguments

`<storeAccessKey>`

The access key of the store to delete from the server.\
This is the key that was obtained when initially running the [bundlestore create](/v0.41/cli-commands/bundlestore/create.md) command for this store.

### Example

* `ern bundlestore delete d49fd6a7-4957-42df-953b-8ac3a98e7cf8`

Delete the store associated to access key `d49fd6a7-4957-42df-953b-8ac3a98e7cf8`

*Output:*

```
ℹ Deleted store mystore
```

### Related commands

[bundlestore create](/v0.41/cli-commands/bundlestore/create.md) | Create a store\
[bundlestore use](/v0.41/cli-commands/bundlestore/use.md) | Use a store\
[bundlestore upload](/v0.41/cli-commands/bundlestore/upload.md) | Upload a bundle to the current store


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