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Makes sure policies apply only to single components

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Makes sure policies apply only to single components
@cookpate cookpate force-pushed the intransitive-security-policy branch from 34cdb8a to 9c94f3b Compare May 5, 2025 23:01
deployment_result = gg_util_obj.wait_for_deployment_till_timeout(120, deployment_id)

assert (deployment_result == 'FAILED')
assert (system_interface.monitor_journalctl_for_message(restricted_cloud_name.name, BAD_LOG, timeout=5) == False)
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