Repo Ruleset: Team Added to Bypass List Not Removed When Deleted

[hernani-guerra]

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Description

When a team is added to the bypass list of a repository ruleset, it remains in the list even after the team is deleted. This results in the deleted team still being considered in the bypass list, leading to unexpected errors when saving a change in the ruleset.

Besides this, when updating the ruleset, an error is thrown when saving it.

Expected Behavior

When a team is deleted, it should automatically be removed from the bypass list of the corresponding repository ruleset and allow to perform changes on the ruleset.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Add a team to the bypass list of a repository ruleset.
2. Delete the team from the repository or team settings.
3. Check the bypass list in the repository ruleset.

Actual Behavior

• The deleted team remains listed in the bypass list, even after being deleted.
• Causes an error in the ruleset when submitting a change

Impact

This behavior causes confusion and does not allow to update the ruleset until the non-existing team is manually removed from the bypass list.

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