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DescriptionBarbora Vassova
2020-06-15 06:31:22 UTC
Description of problem:
When creating a host via Hosts->Create, upon any location selection change, it is necessary to re-select OS - this would be not a problem by itself, however, changing location makes OS selection grey out. It requires changing architecture to a *different* architecture and then re-select the original architecture again to make the OS selection available again. This is very counter intuitive, especially since it doesn't help to select the same architecture to make WebUI properly recalculate, but you have to go back and forth between them.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Satellite 6.6
How reproducible:
always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Navigate to Hosts->Create, select an architecture and OS for the host in the Operating System tab
2. Return to the Host tab and change location
3. Go to the Operating System tab, observe the greyed out selection of OS.
4. Click on the same architecture to re-select it, observe no change
5. Click on the different architecture and again on the previous one, observe that the OS is finally available.
Actual results:
It's necessary to switch architecture to be able to select OS
Expected results:
I would expect at least being able to click on the same architecture to be able to select OS properly
Additional info: