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Fixed
Adding an entity which fails validation leaves an entry in the LDAP entity cache
Adding an entity via the LDAP endpoint which fails schema validation leaves an entry in the entity cache with the requested DN. This means that a second attempt to add the entity that should succeed will instead fail saying the entity already exists. Consider any other conditions that might result in a non-existing entity remaining in the entity cache and verify that they are handled correctly.
Customer support service by UserEcho
Fixed cases:
*Add with request DN and calculated DN mismatch, valid Add
*Add with invalid attribute value, valid Add
Remaining known issues:
*Bulk request with Add, Delete, Add incorrectly returns EntryAlreadyExists for the second Add (highly unlikely)
*Bulk and individual Add, ModifyDN incorrectly creates two entities (slightly more likely)
Suggest refactoring request handlers and bulk request handler's processors to go through a caching decorator.
Confirmed fixed