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When reverting back a rule set to its default values, only this specific rule set should be deleted in database.
Current Behavior
If reverting back a rule set, e.g. for hosts, to its default values. All other rule sets (vms, datastore) are getting also deleted from database.
Possible Solution
Please only delete rule set affected. Not all.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Change rule set for hosts by setting different uptime values and save.
Change rule set for vms by setting different uptime values and save.
Remove uptime values from rule set for vms again. This way it should be considered the default again. Now, if you click save, not only the rule set for vms gets deleted from database, but also the rule set for hosts
Expected Behavior
When reverting back a rule set to its default values, only this specific rule set should be deleted in database.
Current Behavior
If reverting back a rule set, e.g. for
hosts
, to its default values. All other rule sets (vms
,datastore
) are getting also deleted from database.Possible Solution
Please only delete rule set affected. Not all.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
hosts
by setting different uptime values and save.vms
by setting different uptime values and save.vms
again. This way it should be considered the default again. Now, if you click save, not only the rule set forvms
gets deleted from database, but also the rule set forhosts
Your Environment
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