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web: add Result section to Storage page #1088
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I wonder if that method could receive a flag for excluding subvolumes. Use case when rendering the amount of planned delete actions. What is more, I wonder why we have to filter the subvolume actions there.
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I wonder if that method could receive a flag for excluding subvolumes. Use case when rendering the amount of planned delete actions.
This method cannot be used for counting the amount of delete actions. It returns the deleted devices (e.g., partitions, VGs, MD RAIDs, etc). The number of delete actions can be more than the number of deleted devices.
To know the number of delete actions:
devicesManager.actions.filter(a => a.delete).length
And if you want to exclude the subvolume actions, then:
devicesManager.actions.filter(a => a.delete && !a.subvol).length
What is more, I wonder why we have to filter the subvolume actions there.
I don't get this. Where are the subvolume actions filtered out?
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What is more, I wonder why we have to filter the subvolume actions there.
I don't get this. Where are the subvolume actions filtered out?
Nevermind. I meant that we have a method for filtering the subvolumes from actions in the ProposalResultSection.jsx at line ~232. But we have a "DevicesManager" object that provides a "deleteDevices" method and, in my opinion, could provide a "deleteSystems" too. Although I konw, it is a "DeviceManager" not a "SystemsManager".
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## Problem A new table is going to be added to present the storage result, see #1088. Having both the table for configuring the space policy and the table for the result at the same page is too much. ## Solution Move the space policy configuration to a popup. ## Screenshots <details> <summary>Toggle</summary> ![one](https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/assets/3638289/39733341-3ffa-4ef5-946c-5f9c965fc343) ![another](https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/assets/3638289/daa6fd77-d5a5-47e5-b61c-9d6cee2f982e) </summary> </details>
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We would need a Trello card collecting all the shortcuts taken and the corner-cases found on this pull request.
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Thinking it twice, I don't think that can ever happen. The proposal only create PVs on partitions. The GuidedProposal
is partition-driven. It can reuse a given VG, LV or partition, but it will never turn a block device into a PV without partitioning it.
To make it easier mount PF/Tabe#isTreeTable component. Test still pending.
Some tests were skipped. They are going to be adapted ASAP.
With some skipped tests.
To display nothing but error message when the proposal couldn't be calculated.
The complaint is no longer reproducible.
- Adapt ProposalResultSection to use DevicesManager. - Unit tests still pending.
Instead of using an intrusive warning since it is too early to do so. A subtle reminder is enough in the storage proposal page, postponing the warning to the moment right before start the installation if finally it is needed.
And improve a bit the warning. Now the actions summary is placed at the top of the section, near to the description which already hints about the amount actions when there is a valid proposal.
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I've sent commit f13fd87 to fix the Device column alignment. The whole thing about the CSS overrides deserves a review in later iterations, but now it looks better.
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I've "fixed" the problem with not needed "cuts" in column headers. See screenshot below forcing to show the As said above, all of this needs a refinement but for now I prefer merging these styles as they are and apply all the improvement all together in a specific commit. |
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LGTM, I would just add another comment for translators.
And also delete a leftover interpolation.
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LGTM
As part of the Storage UI changes described at https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/blob/master/doc/storage_ui.md document, this PR aims to merge into master the changes already available in the `storage_ui` feature branch, which has been already tested and validated. Namely, * #1071 Added the following information to D-Bus: * The list of actions includes the SID of the affected device. * The partition table exports the unused slots. * The LVM devices (volume groups, physical volumes and logical volumes) are exported. * The block devices includes their start block and also indicates whether the device is encrypted. * The staging devices are exported. * #1079 Adapt the storage client to the changes in the D-Bus API and adapt `ProposalPage` component to read the information about the devices if needed. * #1082 Added new D-Bus interfaces `Device` , `Partition`, `LVM.LogicalVolume` and adapt `Filesystem` interface. It requires yast/yast-storage-ng#1373. * #1088 Replaced the `Planned Actions` section in the storage proposal for a `Result` one which presents how the storage would look after installation instead of just the list of actions. * #1090 Moved the space policy configuration to a popup. * #1098 Replace a `Resize` by `Before` label as it was suggested during the presentation of the UI in a review meeting.
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Replace the
Actions
section in the storage proposal for aResult
one which presents the proposal result in a more appealing way displaying how the storage would look after installation instead of just the list of actions. Among others bits, it hints the user about things like file-systems are going to be created, resized actions and a subtle emphasis in deletions, if any.The full, plain list of actions is now available in a modal dialog linked right before the new introduced table.
Some screenshots
Replaces #1078