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Description of problem:
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Sync RH content
2. Create a new system template, "foobarbazquux"
3. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server x86_64 > Packages
4. Start quickly +Add'ing the first 10 or so package that appear, possibly deselecting along the way, but just in general clicking a bunch down the list pretty fast.
Actual results:
UI seems to hang
Expected results:
System can handle selection of multiple items.
Additional info:
Strangely, not seeing anything funky show up in production.log
Actually, it is strange, a) I don't think can select anything beyond the first three listed (389*) and b) removing any of those while stuck in a wait state clears said state.
actually, I suspect (though can't currently confirm) that this is related to bug #773658. In that bug, a user cannot search for packages that start with uppercase names. In this bug, users cannot _add_ similar packages from the left pane.
commit - 8d0c39eb892436d59fd0d748a05a91807264eaee
The above commit reverts the code to use the pulp api directly to retrieve package details. This is the original implementation and it works. The code causing the issue was attempting to use elastic search to retrieve package details. Created bug 783329 to track addressing that issue and move system templates to using it.