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Option D half 2. The 23 application definitions were removed INDIVIDUALLY, never batched (hard rule 3), each read back, with the precondition re-verified immediately before the first removal and the model read back empty afterwards. Step-3.5 state survived the clear -- apt-mirror still set, all six spaces still bound with both address families, checked not assumed. MEASURED IMMEDIATELY AFTER: juju 56 applications / 9 machines / 33 units, machines pending+allocating; MAAS 10 machines -- 9 Deploying, 1 Deployed (the controller). Three defects closed in the order they were hit: attempt 1's unknown option prefer-ipv6 (D-101 ruling note); attempt 2a's missing policies/overrides.zip on the client host; attempt 2b's barbican 265-vs-261 downgrade refusal (explicit base on all 56 AND a clean model). Operational note, because the first removal read as a failure: juju remove-application PROMPTS by default and aborts on non-interactive stdin. --no-prompt is required. WHAT IS NOT CLAIMED: this means juju ACCEPTED and QUEUED the bundle. It does NOT mean the cloud is up. 9 machines are allocating, 33 units pending; the settle takes hours and nothing here asserts unit health or any service verdict. G17's dc0 half is now genuinely armable -- the existing capture was taken on the CONTROLLER VM and says so. The nine role nodes are booting for the first time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HvCyrwvYTTcDYnRErfMsNf |
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