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This would change behavior of existing configurations, so it should be done at a major version bump. I'm not sure anyone ever uses notify=false intentionally. It may be appropriate to deprecate the option, and always use the notify action when the agent supports it (and the resource is cloned).

Currently users must specify the `notify` clone meta-attribute to `true` to get clone notifications. It's unlikely anyone disables notifications intentionally (which would be worth some investigation), so we should probably default to sending notifications whenever a resource is cloned and its resource agent supports `notify`. We could change the meta-attribute default to `true` (and potentially deprecate it), or we could drop the meta-attribute and rely on the `notify` action's `enabled` meta-attribute to decide whether to send notifications (potentially with an XSL transform to preserve the existing configuration's behavior). This would change behavior of existing configurations, so it should be done at a major version bump.

This would change behavior of existing configurationsCurrently users must specify the `notify` clone meta-attribute to `true` to get clone notifications. It's unlikely anyone disables notifications intentionally (which would be worth some investigation), so we should probably default to sending notifications whenever a resource is cloned and its resource agent supports `notify`. We could change the meta-attribute default to `true` (and potentially deprecate it), so it should be done at a major version bumpor we could drop the meta-attribute and rely on the `notify` action's `enabled` meta-attribute to decide whether to send notifications (potentially with an XSL transform to preserve the existing configuration's behavior). I'm not sure anyone ever uses notify=false intentionally. It may be appropriate to deprecate the opThis would change behavior of existing configurations, and always use the notify action when the agent supports it (and the resource is cloned)so it should be done at a major version bump.