Describe the bug
When an object is created with a GUID suffix (e.g. objectName_GUID) to avoid a naming conflict, removing the original object (objectName) does not cause the GUID-suffixed object to be renamed back to objectName.
To Reproduce
- Create an object named
Script.
- Create another object with the same name so it is automatically renamed to
Script_GUID.
- Delete or remove the original
objectName.
- Observe that the remaining object keeps the
objectName_GUID name instead of being renamed to objectName.
Expected behavior
Once the original objectName is removed, the remaining oldest same named object should be renamed from objectName_GUID back to objectName, as the naming conflict no longer exists.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Windows 11 Pro 64-bit
- Azul Version: V44
Additional context
The GUID suffix is only intended to prevent name collisions. When the conflicting object no longer exists, the suffix should be removed automatically to restore the object's intended name.
Describe the bug
When an object is created with a GUID suffix (e.g.
objectName_GUID) to avoid a naming conflict, removing the original object (objectName) does not cause the GUID-suffixed object to be renamed back toobjectName.To Reproduce
Script.Script_GUID.objectName.objectName_GUIDname instead of being renamed toobjectName.Expected behavior
Once the original
objectNameis removed, the remaining oldest same named object should be renamed fromobjectName_GUIDback toobjectName, as the naming conflict no longer exists.Screenshots


Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
The GUID suffix is only intended to prevent name collisions. When the conflicting object no longer exists, the suffix should be removed automatically to restore the object's intended name.