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Package install/reinstall feature request.

Added by Jonathan Lee 5 months ago. Updated 2 months ago.

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Package System
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Hello fellow Redmine community members. I have noticed time and time again I have the ability to scroll during package installs to see the what package dependencies are installing and to check version numbers but I can't get it to stay still for longer than a split second before it auto scrolls back to the bottom. Can we make this stay where users are when the scroll and remove the auto scroll function?

We currently have no way to see the dependency information after it scrolls past because auto scroll takes us back to the bottom again.

See attached photo, I wanted to check what dependency versions were installed, Everytime you scroll it defaults to bottom again.


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Screenshot_20231121-171251.png (176 KB) Screenshot_20231121-171251.png Defaults to bottom however allows scrolling for split seconds Jonathan Lee, 11/22/2023 01:21 AM
clipboard-202402202108-2bto7.png (1.03 MB) clipboard-202402202108-2bto7.png Christian McDonald, 02/21/2024 02:08 AM
Actions #1

Updated by dylan mendez 2 months ago

Hello Jonathan,

When the package finishes installing you should have no issues scrolling up. Let me know if this is not the case.

Thanks,

Actions #2

Updated by Jonathan Lee 2 months ago

It will only allow you to look back one page after it completes the install. It is like the scroll object repaints all of it so you can look back.

Actions #3

Updated by Christian McDonald 2 months ago

Jonathan Lee wrote in #note-2:

It will only allow you to look back one page after it completes the install. It is like the scroll object repaints all of it so you can look back.

I believe that I indirectly addressed this in some recent work on the new ZFS/BE upgrade mechanism for 24.03. It doesn't quite work like I want it to (yet). The idea here being that the text area will auto scroll until the user scrolls up, then auto scrolling is disabled until the user scrolls back down to the bottom.

Actions #4

Updated by Christian McDonald 2 months ago

  • Assignee set to Christian McDonald
Actions #5

Updated by Jonathan Lee 2 months ago

Yes, that way you can review what versions of package dependencies installed and or got adapted if something goes wrong. My first experience with needing to review this information was related to Snort and the issues with core dumps. I needed to review what package dependencies got updated. I couldn’t get the scroll feature to work correctly or back scroll. Thanks for looking into this with a fine tooth comb.

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