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  2. HOSTEDCP-652

Uninstalling through the ROSA CLI leaves orphaned resources

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      Duplication:
      rosa logs uninstall --cluster $CLUTER_ID --mode auto --yes
      rosa delete operator-roles -c $CLUSTER_ID --mode auto --yes
      rosa delete oidc-provider -c $CLUSTER_ID --mode auto --yes

      After running these commands, the AWS account is left with multiple orphaned resources that contain all the appropriate tags.

      Resources being orphaned include:
      operator-roles, oidcs, Load Balancers, Security Groups, Network Interfaces

      Regarding the Security groups I noticed that SGs created for hypershift were associated to the default sg, making them unable to delete until disassociated from the default sg.

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            dsantama@redhat.com Diego Santamaria
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