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Why can't I delete a Nyria strategy release?

A release that still has backtests can't be deleted. Delete its backtests first, then delete the release. Deleting a release also removes its script, settings, config and notes, so copy anything you want to keep before you start.

Official documentation

Delete a strategy release

  1. 1

    Open the release

    Open your strategy, select the Releases tab, then select Show on the release.

  2. 2

    Copy what you need

    Use the Copy button on the script card, and save any notes you want to keep.

  3. 3

    Delete its backtests

    Delete each backtest on the release, one at a time.

  4. 4

    Delete the release

    Select Delete on the release. It goes with its script, settings, config and notes.

  5. 5

    Check the tab

    The release no longer shows in your Changelog or in the public Release history.

Why Delete is refused

  • The release still has one or more backtests.
  • A release and its backtests stay together.
  • Remove the backtests first to clear the block.

What deleting removes

  • The script, settings and config.
  • The notes and the release name.
  • The release row in Release history.

If you only want to hide it

  • A backtest starts Private.
  • Turn off Public on a backtest to hide it from visitors.
  • Visitors still see the version, date and timeframe.

What stays the same

  • Deleting a release does not change how alerts are read.
  • It does not change how bots trade.
  • Other releases are not touched.

Questions

Why can't I delete my release?
It still has backtests. Delete those first.
What does deleting a release remove?
Its script, settings, config and notes.
Does it affect my bots?
No. Releases don't change how alerts are read or how bots trade.
Can I hide a backtest without deleting it?
Yes. Turn off Public on the backtest.
Can I get a deleted release back?
No. Copy the script and notes before you delete.

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