Comment 15 for bug 1479546

Side note:

$ juju destroy-environment -y amazon
ERROR failed to destroy environment "amazon"

If the environment is unusable, then you may run

    juju destroy-environment --force

to forcefully destroy the environment. Upon doing so, review
your environment provider console for any resources that need
to be cleaned up. Using force will also by-pass destroy-envrionment block.

ERROR environment destruction failed: destroying environment: failed to destroy environment: Environment cannot be destroyed until all persistent volumes have been destroyed.
Run "juju storage list" to display persistent storage volumes.

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There's a typo: destroy-envrionment should be destroy-environment

Also, It's not clear from `juju storage help` or any subsequent storage commands *how* to destroy a volume. I found a workaround mentioned on the wip storage doc page (run destroy-environment with --force). Is it safe to assume that functionality is targeted for 1.25.0, and that the -detach hook, when fired, should unmount that device?