Bug : Objects managed by ConfigurationPolicies are left behind if they are renamed #115
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Objects managed by ConfigurationPolicies are left behind if they are renamed
The pruneObjectBehavior of a ConfigurationPolicy does not help clean up objects when the policy is edited such that the managed object's name is changed. Ideally, editing the policy would result in deleting the old object, if the pruneObjectBehavior field was set.
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ref: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/ACM-3050