Description of problem: In some cases, accelerator key (alt+A) to apply changes on custom partitioning screen doesn't work properly. See steps to reproduce. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-18.24 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start installation in graphical mode 2. go to custom partitioning 3. remove all existing partitions 4. let anaconda create partitioning automatically A) (when editing "Standard Partition" device type) * select /boot mount point * change Desired Capacity to 300 and press alt+A to apply changes * Desired capacity changes back to 500 * change Mount Point to "/boota" and press alt+A to apply changes * Mount Point changes back to "/boot", but list of mount points on the left now contains mount point "/boota" B) (when editing "LVM" device type) * select / mount point * change Desired Capacity to 5000 and press alt+A to apply changes * new size is applied in the Desired Capacity field, but list of mount point on the left still displays the old size Actual results: in short - accelerator key to "Apply Changes" behaves mysteriously, see steps to reproduce Expected results: accelerator key alt+A works the same way like clicking on "Apply Changes" button
I can reproduce the capacity thing in (A) but not the mount point. I can only reproduce (B) if I choose to make / smaller. If I try to make it larger, it resets to the original size, likely because there's no room to grow the LV. Strangely, clicking the button appears to make everything work.
Oh, this is GtkSpinButton's fault. You must press enter after changing the value in the spinner, or it will not have a new value when we query it. I don't see any way around this in the GTK docs, either.
OK, reassigning to gtk3 based on comment 2. This issue makes using anaconda without a keyboard a bit annoying.
Sorry for confusion, I wanted to say "without a mouse"
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