Description of problem: In custom partitioning, Reset All button claims to reset the view to a current on-disk partition layout. But it works only initially. After you press Done for the first time, it no longer works. Tested on these use cases: * Hit Done, but cancel the "Summary of changes" dialog * Hit Done, and see a warning bottom bar pop up (e.g. missing swap) * Hit Done, confirm changes, and then go back to custom partitioning screen In all these cases, "Reset All" no longer works. See attached videos. I tested on a disk with some existing partitions and also on an empty disk. Happens always. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda 21.48.16-1 F21 TC3 Server DVD x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. enter custom part 2. make some changes 3. hit Done 4. whatever happens, make sure you go back to custom part (read warnings, cancel confirmations, enter the dialog again, whatever) 5. try Reset All Actual results: Reset All doesn't work after you hit Done Expected results: Reset All works always Additional info: I'm appending logs from the last attempt - confirming changes and entering custom part screen again.
Created attachment 961074 [details] video - cancel confirmation
Created attachment 961075 [details] video - see warning
Created attachment 961077 [details] video - re-enter screen
Created attachment 961078 [details] anaconda.log
Created attachment 961079 [details] program.log
Created attachment 961080 [details] storage.log
Proposing as a freeze exception. We could also consider it a blocker, if people judge it too serious and we find a matching criterion.
Discussed at today's blocker review meeting [1]. Accepted as a punt. More information is needed to decide FE status. A proposed fix to look at would be really helpful. [1] http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-blocker-review/2014-11-12/
Discussed in 2014-12-01 blocker review meeting. Rejected as a FE: this is obviously a bit annoying, but it's too late for speculative FEs now, anaconda team doesn't have a clear fix for it, and it is workaroundable.
*** Bug 1162880 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Same issue on F23.
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Sure, still broken.
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