Uninstall the SecretHub CLI

Remove the Binary

Using a Package Manager

Package managers have a standardized way of uninstalling packages. So look at the documentation of the package manager you’re using to find out how to uninstall.

Manually

To uninstall the secrethub CLI, delete the installation directory, e.g. /usr/local/secrethub on Linux and macOS or C:\Program Files\SecretHub on Windows.

If you have symlinked to the binary from a directory that is on your PATH environment variable, e.g. /usr/local/bin, also delete the symlink.

If you have added the secrethub/bin directory to your PATH environment variable, remove it from there as well.

Uninstall auto-completion

If you’ve also installed auto-completion, you can run one of the following commands - depending on your shell of choice - to uninstall them:

# Uninstall bash completion
rm /etc/bash_completion.d/secrethub

# Uninstall zsh completion
rm ~/.zsh/completion/secrethub

Remove your SecretHub credential

DANGER ZONE: beware that you are the sole owner of your credential and once you delete it there is no way to recover your credential and the secrets encrypted with it. So think carefully before doing this.

Your SecretHub credential is stored by default at $HOME/.secrethub/credential. To remove the credential, simply delete the $HOME/.secrethub/credential file.