Say you change the name of a fly_app, which forces a replacement of the IP, machine, everything - they'll race to delete and anything the fly_app beats won't be able to delete, as it will now get a 404. (Without checking, I assume the API is something like /apps/:id/machines/:id).
If it already doesn't exist (either app or machine), delete should just succeed, remove from state. There's no need to alert that the app doesn't exist, it must be correct, since it was checked on create/import when we added it to the state.
Say you change the name of a fly_app, which forces a replacement of the IP, machine, everything - they'll race to delete and anything the fly_app beats won't be able to delete, as it will now get a 404. (Without checking, I assume the API is something like
/apps/:id/machines/:id).If it already doesn't exist (either app or machine), delete should just succeed, remove from state. There's no need to alert that the app doesn't exist, it must be correct, since it was checked on create/import when we added it to the state.