Skip default definitions when definitions are imported using management.load_definitions #4904
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Good catch. I'd argue that setting should have been replaced now that a core alternative has been around for well over a year but no harm in merging this |
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Skip default definitions when definitions are imported using management.load_definitions (backport #4904)
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There was a missing condition reported on the mailing list.
If the old-school
management.load_definitionswas used in the config file,the guest user was still created.
Test case:
management.load_definitionsrabbitmqctl list_usersguestuser exists, but it shouldn't