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[partition] Set label intentions for filesystems

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FIXES #1992
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Adriaan de Groot 2024-02-17 17:13:18 +01:00
parent fc2bb1ede0
commit 23d203b00b
1 changed files with 17 additions and 10 deletions
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src/modules/partition/gui/EditExistingPartitionDialog.cpp
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@ -45,6 +45,19 @@
using Calamares::Partition::untranslatedFS;
using Calamares::Partition::userVisibleFS;
static void
updateLabel( PartitionCoreModule* core, Device* device, Partition* partition, const QString& fsLabel )
{
// In this case, we are not formatting the partition, but we are setting the
// label on the current filesystem, if any. We only create the job if the
// label actually changed.
if ( partition->fileSystem().type() != FileSystem::Type::Unformatted && fsLabel != partition->fileSystem().label() )
{
core->setFilesystemLabel( device, partition, fsLabel );
PartitionInfo::setLabel(partition, fsLabel);
}
}
EditExistingPartitionDialog::EditExistingPartitionDialog( Device* device,
Partition* partition,
const QStringList& usedMountPoints,
@ -71,7 +84,7 @@ EditExistingPartitionDialog::EditExistingPartitionDialog( Device* device,
// The filesystem label field is always enabled, because we may want to change
// the label on the current filesystem without formatting.
m_ui->fileSystemLabelEdit->setText( m_partition->fileSystem().label() );
m_ui->fileSystemLabelEdit->setText( PartitionInfo::label(m_partition));
m_ui->fileSystemLabel->setEnabled( true );
replacePartResizerWidget();
@ -197,6 +210,7 @@ EditExistingPartitionDialog::applyChanges( PartitionCoreModule* core )
{
core->setPartitionFlags( m_device, m_partition, resultFlags );
}
updateLabel( core, m_device, m_partition, fsLabel );
PartitionInfo::setFormat( m_partition, false );
}
}
@ -240,14 +254,7 @@ EditExistingPartitionDialog::applyChanges( PartitionCoreModule* core )
{
core->setPartitionFlags( m_device, m_partition, resultFlags );
}
// In this case, we are not formatting the partition, but we are setting the
// label on the current filesystem, if any. We only create the job if the
// label actually changed.
if ( m_partition->fileSystem().type() != FileSystem::Type::Unformatted
&& fsLabel != m_partition->fileSystem().label() )
{
core->setFilesystemLabel( m_device, m_partition, fsLabel );
}
updateLabel( core, m_device, m_partition, fsLabel );
PartitionInfo::setFormat( m_partition, false );
core->refreshPartition( m_device, m_partition );