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Description of problem:
The at-spi locator for the overall status under the "My Installed Products" tab is broken. This string does not have a locator set, so it is autogenerated by at-spi.
On RHEL6 the autogenerated label would be whatever the string text actually contained. For example "Keep your system up to date by registering" would get turned into "lblKeepyoursystemuptodatebyregistering". When the string changed through the course of the program, the label changed accordingly.
In RHEL7 this does not happen. It instead will remain whatever the label was when the program started and not reflect any actual text change. This makes it very difficult for automation to predict and read the corresponding labels.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
subscription-manager-gui-1.10.8-1.git.0.455aa02.el7.x86_64
How reproducible:
always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. subscription-manager unregister
2. subscription-manager-gui
3. register your system
4. observe that the status changes
5. try to read that status through at-spi
Actual results:
You cannot read the status because the label is what the old status was.
Expected results:
I would like to see that this changing text would have a static label such as "Overall Status". This way automation could simply query for the current text on that label instead of having to preform a search.
Created attachment 858735[details]
overall-status
subscription-manager-gui-1.10.11-1.git.56.49453ff.el7.x86_64
"Overall Status" locator is present and working.
user> (tasks/ui gettextvalue :main-window "Overall Status")
"Keep your system up to date by registering."
Marking VERIFIED.
This request was resolved in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0.
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