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CLI - Custom schema object is removed on a failed edit #5966
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Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: 389ds#5966 Reviewed by: ?
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…5967) Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object, and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: #5966 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389 (Thanks!)
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…5967) Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object, and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: #5966 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389 (Thanks!)
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…5967) Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object, and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: #5966 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389 (Thanks!)
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…5967) Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object, and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: #5966 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389 (Thanks!)
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…5967) Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object, and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: #5966 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389 (Thanks!)
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…5967) Description: When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object, and only then do we add the new one (edited). Bring the old schema object on the failed attempt. Resolves: #5966 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389 (Thanks!)
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Issue Description
When the failure happens during a custom schema edit operation in both CLI and UI (because it uses the CLI command), we first remove the old schema object and only then do we add the new one (edited). We should bring the old schema object on the failed attempt.
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Actual results
Error is displayed but the old schema object is removed.
Expected results
Error is displayed and the old schema object still exists.
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