Cause: User uses `pcs resource delete`, `pcs cluster node remove-remote`, or `pcs booth remove` with the '-f' flag. Consequence: pcs deletes resources, but it omits certain actions that can be done only on live cluster, such as stopping the resources or removing nodes from pacemaker (in case of `pcs cluster node remove-remote`). Fix: Added warning messages in case live cluster actions (stopping resources, removing nodes from pacemaker) are skipped. Result: Warning messages are displayed in case live cluster actions are skipped. As a part of the warnings added in this issue and validations added in RHEL-76162 , the usage of '--force' flag to skip resource stopping in `pcs resource delete`, `pcs cluster node remove-remote`, and `pcs booth remove` has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. The user should now use '--no-stop' flag to indicate that they do not want to stop resources before their deletion. If a user needs to use '--force' and still wants to stop resources before deletion, they should use the '--force' flag together with the '--future' flag to trigger the behavior that '--force' will have after the mentioned functionality is removed.