Waymark / Routes / min.io Delete objects from a MinIO bucket with mc rm (including versions and recursive)
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Documented steps Set an alias: mc alias set myaistor ENDPOINT ACCESS SECRET. Remove a single object: mc rm myaistor/mybucket/key.txt. Remove an entire prefix/bucket contents: mc rm --recursive myaistor/mydata. Preview the operation first with mc rm --recursive --dry-run myaistor/mydata. For versioned buckets remove non-current versions with --non-current, or wipe all versions with --versions. Bypass object lock/governance with --bypass (requires the appropriate policy). Known gotchas mc rm never removes the bucket itself; use mc rb for that. --recursive without --force may still prompt; combine as needed and always dry-run first. Deleting in a versioned bucket creates delete markers unless you also target versions explicitly. --bypass requires elevated permissions and is only honored when object locking/retention is in effect. Official docs: https://docs.min.io/aistor/reference/cli/mc-rm/
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