chore: unloadpolicy after load #1916
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Thanks for the fix, can you please make it in one single patch? also maybe try to lookup for other LoadCRDString() calls missing the UnloadCRDString() and fix them if they are bugs. Much appreciated @sadath-12 |
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Updated . Thanks @tixxdz |
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Unload the policy that was loaded during the test Signed-off-by: sadath-12 <sadathsadu2002@gmail.com>
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Thanks for helping identify mistakes and Improve this @willfindlay |
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This pr will unload the policy that was loaded during the test which ultimately closes the issue #1771