Issue#932

[nagu165]

Problem :

When editing a file system, the form shows a disabled selector for the mount point field. Using a disabled widget does not make sense in this case because the mount point will never be editable. The disabled widget should be replaced by plain text.

Moreover, the selector currently uses a FormSelect component. It should be replaced by the Select component, similar to the file system type selector.

Solution :

• Updated the MountPointFormSelector to use Select component Instead of the previous FormSelect component.

• The select component adds more customizability and some advanced features as well.

• Updated the mountpoint field to show the mountpath when currentVolume is defined and prompts the user to choose the mountpoint from the list of volume templates in case the currentVolume is undefined.

Testing :

Tested manually

Screenshots:

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After:

[nagu165]

I am really sorry about the previous pull request, I accidentally force-pushed it. Sorry for the trouble.

Thank you for your understanding.

[dgdavid]

Same as #973 which was closed by mistake.

[dgdavid]

@nagu165

In its current shape, the PR (former #973) LGTM 👍, thanks a ton for your interest in the project and, especially, for your contribution.

It has taken more time than both expected, though 😅 😅 However, beyond the contribution to the Agama project, hopefully it has been useful to your career. As advice for the future, don't forget to take as much time as necessary for understanding both, the tools you're using and the task you are trying to accomplish. No matter if you're contributing to a project or doing something for yourself. Taking care of the details is just as important as having a good grasp of the tool you are using at the time.

Too many words from my end already 😜

Let's merge it!

[nagu165]

@nagu165

In its current shape, the PR (former #973) LGTM 👍, thanks a ton for your interest in the project and, especially, for your contribution.

It has taken more time than both expected, though 😅 😅 However, beyond the contribution to the Agama project, hopefully it has been useful to your career. As advice for the future, don't forget to take as much time as necessary for understanding both, the tools you're using and the task you are trying to accomplish. No matter if you're contributing to a project or doing something for yourself. Taking care of the details is just as important as having a good grasp of the tool you are using at the time.

Too many words from my end already 😜

Let's merge it!

Thank you so much for your guidance sir, As you have mentioned I learned a lot during this project and will strive to keep learning more.

[ancorgs]

JFYI, this pull request was mentioned in the announcement of Agama 8.

Thanks for your contribution!