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I found this while testing consoles for ManageIQ/manageiq#19389 and it's also reproducible on master, I guess since the react toolbar rewrite. Basically the spinner gets displayed for just a fraction of second (can't even catch with the screen recorder), but the wait_for_task runs as it should until the user navigates to a different page.
The hard-coded exceptions for keeping the spinner up when buttons are
pressed where removed in the React rewrite. The behavior is now driven
by the keepSpinner option on a button. However this option was not
passed from the toolbar definition to the component. Fixing that now.
Fixes: ManageIQ#6295
I found this while testing consoles for ManageIQ/manageiq#19389 and it's also reproducible on master, I guess since the react toolbar rewrite. Basically the spinner gets displayed for just a fraction of second (can't even catch with the screen recorder), but the
wait_for_task
runs as it should until the user navigates to a different page.@miq-bot assign @martinpovolny
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