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Description of problem:
Unable to edit the disk of the provisioned host from Red Hat Satellite 6.9 Web UI. Some garbage values get appended like (100GBGBGB GB)
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
The issue is specifically for Red Hat Satellite 6.9. Not reproducible on 6.8.
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Provision a host from Red Hat Satellite Web UI.
2. Edit the host from Host >> All host >> Select the host Edit >> From the Virtual Machine tab >> Try to change the size of the disk.
Actual results:
This does not work properly and a garbage value get appended.
Expected results:
This should work correctly.