Description of problem: If I enter User Creation spoke during installation, and then change my mind and want to return without creating a user, I can't return to the main installation window. In the past, clicking Done and keeping all the fields empty worked as Back, now it doesn't work and I'm *forced* to create a user, even if I don't want to. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F28 Final RC1 anaconda 28.22.10-1.fc28 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start installation (e.g. Server DVD) 2. go to User Creation spoke 3. try to go back without creating a user
Found a workaround: Type something into user login text field, erase it, and then Done works "properly" (as Back). (Btw, wouldn't it be easier for everyone if you added Back/Cancel button, instead of misusing Done for that? Just a thought.)
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