Looking to delete a module from deno.land
I incorrectly setup a module and bound it to the wrong github repo. How can I delete my incorrectly configured module and bind it to the correct github repo?
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The incorrectly configured module has a name I'd like to keep if possible!
I wasn't able to find the answer to your question in the official Deno documentation. However, managing modules published on
deno.land/x is typically done through the web interface provided by the Deno team. If you need to remove or update a module, you would usually log in to the Deno registry with your GitHub account and manage your modules there.
Please note that once a version of a module is published to deno.land/x, it cannot be deleted or changed to ensure the integrity of the code that others might be using. However, you can always publish new versions of your module. If you need to change the GitHub repository that your module points to, this might require intervention from the Deno team.
The advice provided here is not based on the Deno documentation, and I would recommend reaching out to the Deno team directly through the appropriate channels, such as the Deno Discord or the contact email provided on the Deno website, for assistance with managing your modules on deno.land/x. They will be able to provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information.Deleting modules is not allowed, but maybe you can try to ask them to change the repo if you own both repos. But even that I'm not sure if they can do
Send an email to modules@deno.com
Thanks