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Fixed in #1291: deleting a router now cleans up everything behind it - the persisted agent state, the transport record, the agent registry entry (the stub you saw) and the client-registry row learned from its bridge MAC. The agent's token is revoked too, so if the agent is still installed on the box it gets a 401 on its next push and stops silently re-creating the entry.
One consequence to be aware of: since the token is gone, re-adding that router later requires re-pairing its agent (a reinstall). That is the trade-off for the stub being actually gone.
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fix(fleet): deleting a router removes its agent stub and revokes the …
gnacho commentedon Oct 6, 2026
Fixed in #1291: deleting a router now cleans up everything behind it - the persisted agent state, the transport record, the agent registry entry (the stub you saw) and the client-registry row learned from its bridge MAC. The agent's token is revoked too, so if the agent is still installed on the box it gets a 401 on its next push and stops silently re-creating the entry.
One consequence to be aware of: since the token is gone, re-adding that router later requires re-pairing its agent (a reinstall). That is the trade-off for the stub being actually gone.
In main, shipping with the next release.