Before this change, "foobar\n" on stderr would be rendered (in the
warning dialog) as "b'foobar\n'", which is ugly. Now it'll be rendered
just as "foobar", followed by an actual newline character.
Apparently Python exceptions don't take **kwargs, so we just pass a
dictionary as the second (regular) argument. While we're at it, we
pretty-print said dictionary when displaying error messages.
First of all, the method that was being called has asserts of its own,
so it's guaranteed to either succeed or crash the program with
AssertionError. Second, asserts are optimized out by the interpreter
when -O is passed. Therefore, this code is buggy because it sometimes
wouldn't be run, but we need the side effects.
Kernels are sorted with a rough algorithm, comparing groups of numbers
numerically, and names consisting of strings alphabetically.
fixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#5084
A simple checkbox in the 'Advanced' tab. Does not allow disabling
'provides_network' if the VM is in use as NetVM; instead, a tooltip
informs the user which VMs use it.
fixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#5079
* qubesos/pr/175:
More fixes to force tests to work
Tests for Create New VM
Tests for VM settings
Fixed spec
Tests for backup_utils file
Tests for Qubes Backup
Test changes related to fixes in https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-manager/pull/176
Tests for qube manager
Tests for global settings
* origin/pr/176:
Fixed logs display in Qube Manager
Protected loading manager settings from malformed config files
Fixed bug with hiding last visible column
Added additional check for cloning a VM
Fixed unnecessary property set in Global Settings
Fixed bug in Global Settings
Changed the terms used in Create New VM Gui to the following:
-Qube based on a template (AppVM)
-Standalone qube
-Standalone qube copied from a template
references QubesOS/qubes-issues#4723
* origin/pr/167:
More documentation and added another column for default_dispvm to Qube Manager
Added DVM Template column to Qube Manager
Rewritten Qube Manager widgets
In rare case (when the Qube Manager was reverted to an older version
that does not have a column on which it was last sorted) downgrading
Qube Manager could result in a crash on start.
PCI devices are now handled as DeviceInfo objects, not (string,name) tuples;
furthermore, a device that no longer exists in the system can be
correctly removed via VM settings window (it is displayed as Unknown
device).
fixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#2789
