make it configurable
should be good enough for now to have settings for individual popups in LocalStorage
Hi there, any chance we get this for RHEV-M3.6 ? thx in advance
(In reply to dmoessne from comment #4) > Hi there, > > any chance we get this for RHEV-M3.6 ? > > thx in advance This issue is blocked on the infra to enable this in the system and yet allow users to dismiss this to make make the action painful. This will not be in 3.6 time line, but will be considered for future versions.
Yaniv, could you please clarify on your latest comment, telling this is blocked on Infra: (In reply to Yaniv Lavi from comment #5) > (In reply to dmoessne from comment #4) > > Hi there, > > > > any chance we get this for RHEV-M3.6 ? > > > > thx in advance > > This issue is blocked on the infra to enable this in the system and yet > allow users to dismiss this to make make the action painful. This will not > be in 3.6 time line, but will be considered for future versions. Thanks! Martin
(In reply to Martin Tessun from comment #8) > Yaniv, > > could you please clarify on your latest comment, telling this is blocked on > Infra: > This was blocked by BZ #1121616, that would have added a 'do not ask me again' option to dialogs but it was closed. We now need to decide if the current request is not going to annoy most of our customer vs adding safety to this flow. Oved, don't we want to keep that RFE open to make sure it an option in the new UI?
After discussing this RFE with @michal.skrivanek and @sgratch, I think the way forward with this one would be to scope it to: The confirmation dialog would be displayed by default with an option of "don't show me this windows again". If the user sets this option, we'll store that configuration using the new mechanism we have for persisting user settings in the database. The next steps would be to use that configuration similarly in the VM portal and to have a user-settings dialog in the webadmin. Without the above mentioned "next steps", the user won't be able to revert his decision of not showing the dialog again. But even then, it would be no worse than the current state.
as (In reply to Arik from comment #26) > After discussing this RFE with @michal.skrivanek and > @sgratch, I think the way forward with this one would be to scope > it to: > The confirmation dialog would be displayed by default with an option of > "don't show me this windows again". > If the user sets this option, we'll store that configuration using the new > mechanism we have for persisting user settings in the database. > > The next steps would be to use that configuration similarly in the VM portal > and to have a user-settings dialog in the webadmin. > > Without the above mentioned "next steps", the user won't be able to revert > his decision of not showing the dialog again. > But even then, it would be no worse than the current state. For webadmin, +1 for that. we are planning to discuss this as part of webadmin user settings solution, as mentioned above. For web-ui, a confirmation dialog is already displayed when suspending a VM so no need to add this. Regarding disabling/enabling, there are currently no plans to support confirmation messages enabling/disabling ability for web-ui. I'll update BZ 1993285 accordingly
(In reply to Sharon Gratch from comment #28) > For web-ui, a confirmation dialog is already displayed when suspending a VM > so no need to add this. Regarding disabling/enabling, there are currently no > plans to support confirmation messages enabling/disabling ability for > web-ui. I'll update BZ 1993285 accordingly Assuming this functionality of suspending a VM is used to some extent by users via the VM portal, that is then an indication that starting with displaying the confirmation dialog by default in the webadmin would be alright
Verified: ovirt-engine-4.5.0-0.237.el8ev vdsm-4.50.0.10-1.el8ev.x86_64 qemu-kvm-6.2.0-11.module+el8.6.0+14707+5aa4b42d.x86_64 libvirt-daemon-8.0.0-5.module+el8.6.0+14480+c0a3aa0f.x86_64 verification scenario: 1. Browse WebAdmin, Suspend running VM, verify confirmation dialog is presented (by default) with an option to not show this confirmation dialog again. Click "ok" button. verify VM is suspended. 2. Run VM and Repeat step 1 (in order to verify dialog persistence) 3. Run VM, suspend VM, this time click on "do not show this dialog again" and click ok. Verify VM is suspended, open account settings -> confirmations and verify "show confirmation dialog on suspend VM" checkbox is unchecked. 4. Run VM, open account settings -> confirmations and check "show confirmation dialog on suspend VM" checkbox. Suspend VM, verify confirmation dialog is presented, click ok. Verify VM is suspended. 5. Run VM, Browse VM portal, suspend VM, verify warning dialog popup is presented with "are you sure you want to suspend the VM" message. click yes. 6. Verify there's no option to disable confirmation dialog from VM portal. 7. From WebAdmin, disable confirmation dialog, browse VM portal, suspend VM. Verify confirmation dialog is still presented.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For information on the advisory (Moderate: RHV Manager (ovirt-engine) [ovirt-4.5.0] security update), and where to find the updated files, follow the link below. If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report. https://access.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2022:4711