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Jahziel Villasana-Espinoza 0b98411e5b fix: avoid overwriting old host data when using MacOS Migration Assistant to move to a new machine (#19682)
> Related issue: #17934 

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- Fixes an issue related to hardware UUIDs being cached in osquery's database. When an orbit install
is transferred from one machine to another (e.g. via MacOS Migration Assistant), the new machine
now shows up in Fleet as a separate host from the old one.