You can uninstall DevOps Center, if necessary. If you plan to reinstall DevOps Center, don't delete the DevOps Center auth providers. However, if you deleted the auth providers, you can recreate them by re-enabling the DevOps Center preference in Setup.
Important Uninstalling DevOps Center also removes all associated data
including, but not limited to, work items, pipeline configuration, and activity history.
It’s important to follow the tasks in order to properly uninstall the DevOps Center package. You must remove some configuration dependencies before you can successfully uninstall the package.
- Remove Permission Set Assignments
Before you uninstall the DevOps Center package, remove permission set assignments, then delete DevOps Center permissions sets. - Uninstall the DevOps Center Package
After you remove the permission set and permission set assignments, you can uninstall the DevOps Center package, which removes the application and all its associated data and objects. - Delete DevOps Center Named Credentials
Remove any named credentials associated with DevOps Center, which manage authentication to your development and pipeline environments. - Delete DevOps Center External Client App
Delete the DevOps Center external client app so that the app doesn’t appear on App Launcher. - Delete DevOps Center Authentication Providers
Delete the auth providers only if you don’t plan to reinstall DevOps Center. After you’re done with your evaluation, you can delete the DevOps Center auth providers as the last step to remove all installation artifacts from your org. But proceed with caution. You can’t manually recreate them if you change your mind. - Disable DevOps Center Preference
When DevOps Center was installed, a Salesforce admin first enabled DevOps Center. To ensure that DevOps Center can’t be installed or used, you can disable the DevOps Center preference.