Uninstalling Deployments

When a solution deployment is no longer needed, you can uninstall it from the target environment. This removes the deployment configuration and deactivates all associated processes.

What is uninstalling?

Uninstalling a deployment:

• Removes the deployment from the target folder in Orchestrator.
• Deactivates all processes included in the solution.
• Stops any running triggers or schedules.
• Cleans up deployment-specific configurations.
• Does not delete the package from Solutions (use delete-package for that).

Command syntax

uipcli solution deploy-uninstall <deployment-name> [options]

Parameters:

Parameter	Description	Required
<deployment-name>	Name of the deployment to uninstall	Yes
-U	Orchestrator URL	Yes
-T	Tenant name	Yes
-A	Organization name	Yes
-I	External App ID	Yes
-S	External App secret	Yes
--applicationScope	Required scopes	Yes
--traceLevel	Logging level	No

Authentication

See Authentication and scopes for required scopes and External App setup.

Example

uipcli solution deploy-uninstall MySolution-Prod-v1.2.3 \  -U https://cloud.uipath.com/ \  -T DefaultTenant \  -A myorg \  -I 12345678-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx \  -S **** \  --applicationScope "AutomationSolutions Solutions.Deployments Solutions.Deployments.Read Solutions.Deployments.Write Solutions.Packages Solutions.Packages.Read Solutions.Packages.Write" \  --traceLevel Information

What happens during uninstall

When you uninstall a deployment:

1. Deactivation - The deployment is marked as inactive.
2. Process cleanup - All processes in the solution are removed from the folder.
3. Trigger cleanup - Scheduled triggers are stopped and removed.
4. Configuration cleanup - Deployment-specific bindings and configurations are deleted.
5. Package retention - The package remains in Solutions and can be redeployed.

Uninstall vs. Delete

It's important to understand the difference:

Operation	What it does	When to use
Uninstall	Removes deployment from folder	When you want to deactivate a deployment but keep the package for future use
Delete Package	Removes package from Solutions Management	When you want to permanently remove a package version

Typical cleanup workflow:

# 1. First, uninstall all deployments using the packageuipcli solution deploy-uninstall MySolution-Dev-1.2.3 ...uipcli solution deploy-uninstall MySolution-Test-1.2.3 ...# 2. Then delete the package if no longer neededuipcli solution delete-package MySolution -v 1.2.3 ...

Best practices

1. Keep only necessary deployments

Don't accumulate old deployments. Uninstall them as part of your deployment pipeline:

# After successful deployment, always clean upuipcli solution deploy-uninstall <old-deployment-name> ...

2. Use deployment naming for cleanup

Include version in deployment names to make cleanup easier:

# Good naming conventionMySolution-Prod-v1.2.3# Easy to identify and uninstall old versionsfor old_version in 1.2.1 1.2.2; do  uipcli solution deploy-uninstall MySolution-Prod-v$old_version ...done

Next steps

After uninstalling deployments:

1. Delete packages if they're no longer needed.
2. Review other deployments in the folder for cleanup opportunities.
3. Document deployment history for audit purposes.