ts repo

Show or remove a repository on this server's hub.

Usage

ts repos [<filter>]
ts repo <namespace/name>
ts repo versions <namespace/name>
ts repo delete <namespace/name> [--force]

Description

ts repos lists every repository the hub holds. Pass a filter to narrow it — a plain substring, matched case-insensitively against the full namespace/name.

ts repo <namespace/name> shows one repository: its display name, whether it ships with the server, how many revisions it has, its pre-cache setting, and any repositories that depend on it. ts repo versions lists the revisions themselves, including ones that have been deleted but not yet garbage-collected.

ts repo delete removes the repository's content and its configuration on this server — the pre-cache setting, workspace wiring, and anything else keyed to it. Both go together: content alone would leave configuration rows pointing at nothing, with no remaining way to reach them. Deletion is not recoverable from the CLI, so it prompts unless you pass --force.

These commands go through the Turbo Server API rather than the hub directly, which is why they use the same sign-in as every other ts command. They need a Server Administrator, and they work the same way whether you are signed in with --server or administering the box directly with --local.

Options

Flag	Description	Default/Values	Notes
--force, -f	Delete without confirming.		Applies to delete.
--csv	Comma-separated output.		Applies to ts repos.
--no-trunc	Do not truncate long values.		Applies to ts repos.

Examples

# Everything on the hub
ts repos

# Just the Python ones
ts repos python

# What is in this repository?
ts repo turbo/git

# Which revisions exist, including deleted ones
ts repo versions turbo/git

# Remove it, content and configuration together
ts repo delete acme/oldapp --force

Output

REPOSITORY
turbo/git
turbo/python

Repository: turbo/git
Name:       Git
System:     yes
Pre-cache:  None
Created:    2026-03-11T09:22:41Z
Revisions:  6
Used by:    acme/build-tools

Exit Codes

0 on success. -4 when no account is signed in for this server. -5 when the account is not a Server Administrator. -6 when the repository does not exist. -1 with the reason when this server has no hub, or the hub cannot be reached.

Related Commands

• ts import — Copy a repository in from an upstream server.
• Hub administration — The same operations in the Administration site.