Description of problem: Schedule a deployment of RHCI. There is a "Subscriptions" step in the process that is making me provide my redhat.com login and select subscriptions to consume. I have already imported my manifest into Satellite and have all the subscriptions I need. The wizard needs to be smart enough to do this step if necessary, and skip it otherwise. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): ruby193-rubygem-fusor_ui-0.0.1-33 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. On new install, upload manifest that grants the necessary subscripitons (https://sat61fusor.example.com/subscriptions) 2. Create a RHEV deployment 3. Enter Satellite config options 4. Enter RHEV config options Actual results: Be taken to a Subscriptions page that wants me to provide my redhat.com login and associate subscriptions. Expected results: I already have all the subscripitons I need thanks to importing the manifest, this step should be skipped. Additional info: This is new behavior, and was not present in ruby193-rubygem-fusor_ui-0.0.1-26
I just discovered that you can in fact skip the "Subscriptions" section by clicking on the step 4 "Review" section. In my opinion: 1) This should happen automatically if you've already imported a manifest 2) It should at least be a lot more obvious, maybe a message to that effect or a "Skip" button on the first page of the "Subscriptions" section.
If there is no subscription information, the wizard will show the 4 subscription steps for connected or the 2 for disconnected. If there is already a manifest imported into the Satellite, then the wizard will show a review page showing what the Satellite has for subscription information. PR posted: https://github.com/fusor/fusor/pull/909
QCI 1.2 behavior: Deleted old deployments. Created new deployment: "This deployment already has a subscription management application <name> assigned to it." with review page.
Message is somewhat misleading. It should read "This organization already has a subscription management application <name> assigned to it." (which will be a new bz). Manifests can be found in Content > Red Hat Subscriptions. After deleting manifest, goes to Authentication page. Verified on QCI 1.2.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated files, follow the link below. If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report. https://access.redhat.com/errata/RHEA-2016:1862