Public bug reported:

It seems in juju-quickstart 1.4.4  exisitng environment is destroyed
without warning  and new ne created when you have outdated or missing
enviroment.jenv file (missing e.g. because another user is  using the
same AWS credencials).

How to replicate issue:
1. Create new AWS juju environment (env name e.g. testaws ) using :
juju switch testaws
juju-quickstart 

2. Delete local testaws.jenv

3. run again for testaws:
juju-quickstart 

Old environment  will be destroyed and new bootstraped without warning.
AFAIR in previous version  of juju-quickstart in a such case there was  an 
error i.e  new environment was not created.

** Affects: juju-quickstart (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  juju-quickstart destroys existing AWS  environment

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