grove release
Hand back the detached ports this context holds, all of them or by name, and drop the hostnames that were routing to them.
grove release [name...]
A detached port outlives the command that asked for it, because a container stack holds it rather than a child of grove. Releasing one hands the number back and drops its hostname. Attached ports are untouched: they belong to a running command and end with it.
With no names, every detached port this context holds is released.
The record of where the port landed stays, so the same entry gets the same number next time. grove forget is what drops that, for a worktree that is gone.
grove release
grove release studio db
Flags
| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
--socket |
The control socket to reach the daemon on. |