I published my app but it’s not ready for anyone else to use it yet, and I really want to delete it. How do I do this?
There are a couple of things you can do:
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You can republish your app with
"privacy": "unlisted"
in yourexp.json
orapp.json
. This will make it so that your app isn’t listed anywhere on Exponent Home. But people who know the URL will be able to access it. -
You can publish a blank project at the same URL and it will replace your projectl.
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You can contact us on our Slack (join here: http://slack.expo.io/ ) and we’ll delete it for you. We’re planning to make a tool for this but we don’t have one yet.
Good luck!
Charlie
UPDATE: The functionality became available in the web interface of Expo. Just log in to your account, find the project, click gear icon, remove the project.
Thanks Charlie,
Ivan
I logged in and removed my projects on the website, but I can still access the projects from the expo mobile clients. Is this expected behavior or a bug?
Thanks!
Also noticed the same issue @vpsq . I don’t know how my project got published but I deleted it, and it still appears in mobile app.
I wonder is there a way to actually delete it? For now I’ve just overwritten it.
I have the same issue with some useless demo apps I was playing around with. It is really untidy to have them laying around on top of the potential security issues of having somthing remain that you thought you had deleted