Merge ~mfo/ubiquity:automatic_prepare into ubiquity:master
Status: | Merged | ||||
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Approved by: | Jean-Baptiste Lallement | ||||
Approved revision: | e6cbe10c4dd9064d7e552e31a5a7338817f83ba6 | ||||
Merged at revision: | e6cbe10c4dd9064d7e552e31a5a7338817f83ba6 | ||||
Proposed branch: | ~mfo/ubiquity:automatic_prepare | ||||
Merge into: | ubiquity:master | ||||
Diff against target: |
39 lines (+7/-6) 2 files modified
debian/changelog (+7/-0) ubiquity/plugins/ubi-prepare.py (+0/-6) |
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Reviewer | Review Type | Date Requested | Status |
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Jean-Baptiste Lallement | Approve | ||
Iain Lane | Needs Information | ||
Review via email: mp+390637@code.launchpad.net |
Description of the change
This allows the prepare plugin to run in automatic mode (i.e.
with the 'automatic-
Currently the prepare plugin is just not run at all in that case,
but some users could benefit from it now that the ISOs ship with
e.g., nvidia drivers, to install 3rd party drivers automatically
during install, and not consume network bandwidth to download it.
LP: #1895351
[Old Description that introduces a preseed option]
This introduces the 'ubiquity/
to allow the prepare plugin to run in automatic mode (i.e. with
the 'automatic-
Currently the prepare plugin is just not run at all in that case,
but some users could benefit from it now that the ISOs ship with
e.g., nvidia drivers, to install 3rd party drivers automatically
during install, and not consume network bandwidth to download it.
The default value for the option is false, so not to change the
current behavior; otherwise more options that are not preseeded
in existing/working preseed files could be asked, and get stuck
in an automated/
And when an user preseeds it to true, then it is expected that
such options are preseeded as needed. Note that the only option
needed as seen / not display the page is 'ubiquity/
according to existing code.
LP: #1895351
I have tested this manually by editing files in the installer environment.
I plan to do more 'official' testing with packages and on Gtk and Kde, feedback/ review on this idea are appreciated.
but any early opinions/
Thanks!
Mauricio