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When recently using Fedora-Server-netinst-x86_64-Rawhide-20170103.n.0.iso for a new installation on a machine that already had encrypted LUKS partition (guarding LVs, actually), I was curious enough to have a look at the old, existing arrangement for reference. For this, it was handy I could enter the LUKS passphrase and unlock that. However, perhaps because there is no "lock again/close" button, I wasn't able to remove such once unlocked LUKS partition using standard "-" button, and the only straightforward solution for me was an annoying reboot, after which I started fresh installation from scratch. Please, handle this use case better, either with silent de-unlocking or by offering this option to the user explicitly. Version of anaconda (as well as of other involved components) is implied by the mentioned ISO (unfortunately there seems no mention of anaconda version in anaconda-ks.cfg file nor in the log files kept in /var/log/anaconda).
Found an exact version in /var/log/anaconda/{anaconda,journal}.log but it's rather nontrivial if you don't know which version format to expect. So, in this case it was anaconda 26.16-1. Btw. I filed [bug 1410595] to get this version easier to find for cases like this.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
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