Description of problem: On the "Add DNS Zone" pop-up, it says "* Required field". This is misleading as the asterisk moves when you select the other radio button but not everyone will try that before entering something. If you try it afterwards you loose your entry. It would be better to remove the asterisk from the radio button text and say: "Select the required zone type.". (As Radio buttons are mutually exclusive just removing the text and asterisk would be better than how it is now.) It would be nice if the radio buttons were vertically aligned. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FreeIPA, version: 4.1.0 Additional info: Also, CIDR format is required. So, for the 2nd entry, how about "Reverse zone network address in CIDR format".
Thanks for the report. Maybe it can be simplified even more by accepting both styles of defining reverse zone in single field. I.e.: Zone name: [ ] Enter zone name (e.g. example.test., 30.20.10.in-addr.arpa.) Or network address for reverse zones (e.g. 10.20.30.40/24)
Upstream ticket: https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/6687
Postponing to 7.5. Fixing the bug will depend on capacity of upstream team.
This BZ has been evaluated multiple times over the last several years and we assessed that it is a valuable request to keep in the backlog and address it at some point in future. Time showed that we did not have such capacity, nor have it now nor will have in the foreseeable future. In such a situation keeping it in the backlog is misleading and setting the wrong expectation that we will be able to address it. Unfortunately we will not. To reflect this we are closing this BZ. If you disagree with the decision please reopen or open a new support case and create a new BZ. However this does not guarantee that the request will not be closed during the triage as we are currently applying much more rigor to what we actually can accomplish in the foreseeable future. Contributions and collaboration in the upstream community and CentOS Stream is always welcome! Thank you for understanding Red Hat Enterprise Linux Identity Management Team