With the introduction of Lightning Web Component, developers can now build lots of cool UI (User Interface) components. In order to develop Lightning Web Component (LWC), developers need an editor (preferably Visual Studio Code) and then deploy the component through package or through changeset. But unlike other metadata available in Salesforce, deleting Lightning Web Component is not that straightforward. You can’t delete a Lightning Web Component from Salesforce Setup. In this blog post, I am going to share couple of ways you can delete the bundle from Salesforce Org.
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