Comment 1 for bug 1308367

This is by intent. Something like "ubuntu" means "give me the best version
of the Ubuntu workload", and since there is now a Trusty version, that is
what we give you. As long as it is capable of bringing up a Trusty LXC
container (minus the Kernel), which may take a while since Local has to
download the image the first time you request it.

You can always do "juju deploy precise/ubuntu" if you are sure that is what
you want. And if you know that is what you always want you can set
"default-series: precise" for your Local envinronment.

We *could* have local always prefer the same series, but if (for example)
the Wordpress charm on Trusty is much more maintained and reliable, do you
really want to force the Precise version to be installed?

On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 5:19 PM, Curtis Hovey <email address hidden> wrote:

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