Panorama commit fails with deleted EDL object referenced in spyware profile

Partial changes to commit: changes to configuration by administrators: admin
Changes to shared configuration
Validation Error:
shared -> profiles -> spyware -> strict-1 -> botnet-domains -> lists -> DOMAIN-URL 'DOMAIN-URL' is not a valid reference
shared -> profiles -> spyware -> strict-1 -> botnet-domains -> lists is invalid
devices -> localhost.localdomain -> device-group -> LAB-FW-01 -> profiles -> spyware -> strict-1-1 -> botnet-domains -> lists -> DOMAIN-URL 'DOMAIN-URL' is not a valid reference
devices -> localhost.localdomain -> device-group -> LAB-FW-01 -> profiles -> spyware -> strict-1-1 -> botnet-domains -> lists is invalid

• Any Panorama
• Supported PAN-OS
• External Dynamic List (EDL)
• Spyware

• Shared EDL object configuration is deleted on the Panorama when the EDL object still being referenced in the Anti-Spyware profile.
• This is causing the commit to fail on Panorama.

1. Login to the CLI of Panorama and enter configuration mode.
2. Use the "show" command and check  if the EDL object in the commit is still referenced. In this example the EDL object is "DOMAIN-URL"

admin@Panorama# show | match DOMAIN
set device-group LAB-FW-01 profiles spyware strict-1-1 botnet-domains lists DOMAIN-URL action allow
set device-group LAB-FW-01 profiles spyware strict-1-1 botnet-domains lists DOMAIN-URL packet-capture disable
set shared profiles spyware strict-1 botnet-domains lists DOMAIN-URL action allow
set shared profiles spyware strict-1 botnet-domains lists DOMAIN-URL packet-capture disable

3. From the above output, the EDL object "DOMAIN-URL" is still being used in the Spyware profile "strict-1" when it is deleted.
4. Delete the EDL object reference from the shared/device-group Spyware profile configuration.

delete shared profiles spyware strict-1 botnet-domains lists DOMAIN-URL
delete device-group LAB-FW-01 profiles spyware strict-1-1 botnet-domains lists DOMAIN-URL

5. Commit the changes on the Panorama and push them to the device group.