N2WS-17670 - Worker volumes might not get deleted after S3 copy job

N2WS-17670 - Worker volumes might not get deleted after S3 copy job

Issue:

Volume that are attached to a CPM worker might not get deleted after the S3 copy completes.


Solution:
Patch for v3.2.1 Available and attached to this KB


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