Resources

Goal

Resource Commands

layer resource [project] [options]
layer resource list [project] [options]
layer resource delete [project] (--resource <logical-id> | --all) [options]

Resource Options

Option	Value	Notes
--env	<name>	Local state scope name.
--account-id	<id>	Cloudflare account id.
--resource	<id>	Resource logical id for delete.
--all		Delete all retired or orphaned resources.
--show-migrations		Show migration resource rows.
--show-ownership		Show ownership metadata in resource list.
-h, --help		Show help.

Cloudflare State Commands

layer scan [project] [options]
layer drift [project] [options]
layer reconcile [project] [options]

Scan And Drift Options

Option	Value	Notes
--env	<name>	Local state scope name.
--account-id	<id>	Cloudflare account id.
--zone-id	<id>	Cloudflare zone id.
--app-name	<name>	Cloudflare Worker app name override.
-h, --help		Show help.

Reconcile Modes

Option	Mode	Notes
--plan	plan	Show reconcile plan.
--accept-cloud	accept-cloud	Accept observed Cloudflare state into local state.
--restore-layeron	restore-layeron	Apply Layeron desired state back to Cloudflare.
--adopt	adopt	Record tagged external resources as adopted.
--retire	retire	Mark cloud-only tagged resources for manual cleanup.

Resource Lifecycle

layer destroy retires persistent resources by default. A retired resource remains in local deployment state and keeps enough provider metadata for manual cleanup.

Use layer resource delete to delete retired or orphaned resources after you have checked the retained data and provider state.

Examples

Troubleshooting