myks cleanup

Cleanup obsolete manifests and cache entries.

This command will cleanup rendered manifests and cache entries that are no longer needed.
By default, it will cleanup both rendered manifests and cache entries, but you can control
what to cleanup with the flags --manifests and --cache.

Examples:
    # Cleanup all rendered manifests and cache entries
    myks cleanup

    # Cleanup only rendered manifests
    myks cleanup --manifests

    # List cache entries that would be cleaned up
    myks cleanup --cache --dry-run

Usage:
  myks cleanup [flags]

Flags:
      --cache       cleanup cache entries
      --dry-run     print what would be cleaned up without actually cleaning up
  -h, --help        help for cleanup
      --manifests   cleanup rendered manifests

Global Flags:
  -a, --async int                               sets the number of applications to be processed in parallel
                                                the default (0) is no limit
      --buffer-plugin-output                    buffer plugin output instead of streaming (useful for parallel execution)
      --config string                           config file (default is the first .myks.yaml up the directory tree)
  -l, --log-level string                        set the logging level (default "info")
      --print-stats                             print tool resource statistics directly to stdout
      --smart-mode.base-revision string         base revision to compare against in Smart Mode
                                                if not provided, only local changes will be considered
      --smart-mode.only-print string[="text"]   only print the list of environments and applications that would be rendered in Smart Mode
                                                accepted values: "text" (default), "json"
                                                legacy boolean values (true, 1, yes) are treated as "text" for backward compatibility
                                                legacy falsey values (false, 0, no) disable Smart Mode only-print (same as leaving it empty)
                                                when used without a value (--smart-mode.only-print), defaults to "text"