Description of problem: It seems that the assigned filters do not work if we delete the datastore which has the filter assigned and it shows every cluster regardless of the assignment. My VMWARE structure: ~~~ vcenter-server | | -> Datacenter1 | -> Cluster1 | | -> Datacenter2 | -> Cluster2 | | -> Datacenter3 | -> Cluster3 ~~~ 1. I created a role and group `rahul` and assigne filters for only `Cluster3`, created user `rahulc`, logged in with user `rahulc` and verified that I can only see `Cluster3`. 2. Next, Deleted `Datacenter3` and its children `Cluster3`. When logged in with user `rahulc`, I could see `Cluster1` and `Cluster2`. Checked the assigned filter, `Cluster3` was not seen in the checkboxes. 3. I put a tick on `Cluster2` in assigned filters, but it was no longer working and I still could see all the available clusters i.e `Cluster1` and `Cluster2` for user `rahulc`. 4. I could also see newly created clusters, I created new datacenter and cluster `Datacenter4` and `Cluster4` and user `rahulc` can view : `Cluster1`, `Cluster2`, `Cluster4` 5. Creating a new group with the same role seems to work with assigned filters.
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Appliance version 5.11.0.5. Removing an item now does not cause displaying unwanted items. There's warning displayed when looking at a group with outdated filters: "These outdated filters need review as it affects their visibility. We suggest editing and saving the group to delete these outdated filters."