cf html5-list -d shows all destinations that point to some app-host-id.
In case the corresponding app-host instance was deleted, the command
shows table row with destination name, sap.cloud.service, and app-host-id.
It would be beneficial, if cf html5-delete -d will be able to delete such destinations,
even if corresponding app-host instance does not exist any longer.
In case destinations were created during MTA deployment, undeployment of MTA will
not delete destinations. There may be multiple destinations with same sap.cloud.service,
but not all of them have app-host-id (e.g. XSUAA destination will not have such property).
In this case all destinations with the sap.cloud.service equal to the one found in destination with
provided app-host-id should be deleted as well (since they are logically bound).
Description
cf html5-list -dshows all destinations that point to someapp-host-id. In case the correspondingapp-hostinstance was deleted, the command shows table row with destinationname,sap.cloud.service, andapp-host-id.It would be beneficial, if
cf html5-delete -dwill be able to delete such destinations, even if correspondingapp-hostinstance does not exist any longer.In case destinations were created during MTA deployment, undeployment of MTA will not delete destinations. There may be multiple destinations with same
sap.cloud.service, but not all of them haveapp-host-id(e.g. XSUAA destination will not have such property). In this case all destinations with thesap.cloud.serviceequal to the one found in destination with providedapp-host-idshould be deleted as well (since they are logically bound).Qualities of Change