I think I may have run into a bug in bconsole - or maybe it's just some 
odd but behavior whose documentation I have missed?

When you delete a volume on the command line, you use the following command:

delete volume=volumename pool=poolname

However, if you reverse the arguments, unexpectedly delete will delete 
the POOL instead of the volume:

delete pool=poolname volume=volumename.

I would expect the two statements to be equivalent.

The documentation just says (incorrectly) "if the pool keyword is found 
on the command line, the pool will be deleted".

I think this is actually a fairly dangerous bug, because if you don't 
pay close attention it can delete a lot more than you'd expect - even 
more so because the second, dangerous, version is the more convenient 
one when deleting multiple volumes (just hit the up arrow and edit the 
volume name).

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