Node deletion cascades to the entire subtree by default
Source references: 2`+node-delete` defaults `--include-children` to `true`. Although `--yes` is required, the instructions do not require listing descendants or separately confirming the cascade, so “delete this page” can delete the page and every child page.
The document hierarchy and content below the selected node may be irreversibly deleted, far beyond the single node the user identified.
The documented command semantics support this risk: deletion is irreversible and `--include-children` defaults to `true`, so confirming deletion of one page without understanding the cascade may also delete its subtree. `--yes` blocks an unconfirmed request, but the shown guidance does not require listing descendants or separately confirming the cascade. A user can ask the author to show affected descendants and require distinct confirmation for `include_children=true`.
Delete a wiki node (or pull a cloud doc out of Wiki). OpenAPI: `DELETE /open-apis/wiki/v2/spaces/:space_id/nodes/:node_token`.> ⚠️ **High-risk write & irreversible** — deletes the node and (by default) its whole subtree. Requires explicit `--yes`; without it the CLI returns a `confirmation_required` error and nothing is deleted.Show 1 other places
|------|------|----------|---------|-------------|| `--node-token` | string | **Yes** | — | `node_token`, cloud-doc `obj_token`, or a Lark URL embedding one; URL paths also imply `--obj-type` || `--obj-type` | enum | Conditional | — | Required for a raw token (URL inputs auto-infer). `wiki` = the token is a `node_token`; otherwise the cloud-doc type || `--space-id` | string | No | — | Auto-resolved via `get_node` when omitted (extra lookup; pass it to skip) || `--include-children` | bool | No | `true` | Cascade-delete the subtree (default). `--include-children=false` lifts direct children up to the parent || `--yes` | bool | Yes (real delete) | — | Confirm the high-risk operation. Without it the CLI returns `confirmation_required` || `--as` | enum | No | `auto` | Identity `user`/`bot`; wiki is user-centric → pass `--as user` |