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  2. CNV-46255

[4.17] virtctl vmexport download deletes the vmexport if --vm flag is used

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      Description of problem:

      virtctl vmexport, that was created earlier, 
      with --vm in the command gets deleted after download
      but without the --vm  flag it stays as expected

      Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

      4.17

      How reproducible:

      Always

      Steps to Reproduce:

      1. $ virtctl vmexport create vmexportname --vm=vm-cirros-source-ocs
      VirtualMachineExport 'default/vmexportname' created succesfully
      
      2. $ virtctl vmexport download vmexportname --vm=vm-cirros-source-ocs --output=disk.img
      Downloading file: 17.61 MiB [====>______________] 2.83 MiB p/s                                                                                                                                                                      
      Download finished succesfully
      VirtualMachineExport 'default/vmexportname' deleted succesfully 

      Actual results:

      vmexport, that was created earlier, gets deleted

      Expected results:

      vmexport, that was created earlier, does not get deleted

      Additional info:

      Without the --vm flag, the vmexport stays as expected

              rh-ee-alromero Alvaro Romero
              jpeimer@redhat.com Jenia Peimer
              Jenia Peimer Jenia Peimer
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