** Description changed: In a saucy MAAS environment, I had machines allocated to the admin user that were deployed using maas-cli (not using juju). These were perfectly running machines. However, while trying to use juju I noticed that a 'juju destroy-environment' put the machines that were 'allocated to admin' back to a 'Ready' state. These machines were not being used / controller by juju, but rather by maas-cli. This means that juju destroys all of the machines regardless of whether they are being used by juju or not. + + Related bugs: + bug 1081247: maas provider releases all nodes it did not allocate [does not play well with others]
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