You'd better ask as FreeBSD bugzilla. As noted, it shows "(of 0 checked)" everywhere, everytime. Probably some string for some never implemented TUI "checkbox" feature.
Thanks vectr0n, appreciate your help and feedback. In this case the issue was obvious enough that it didn't matter. In the future, an example of what type of input you're putting in (IPv4, IPv6, alias, etc.) would help and may be necessary to find the issue.
I know that, but how will this affect security-wise? A lot of packages will be present there, while in the past they were not… and not even needed for operation.
We have found in some cases that build dependencies were not listed as such, so they were taken as run dependencies as well, so things get added to the pile that aren't really necessary.
Thanks for the detailed answer.
The qoute above is the reason why I was asking. I see this all the time in Linux too, seems that package devs usually mark as dependencies stuff "just to make sure" without properly checking if it's really needed or not.
NanoBSD upgrades are still somewhat undefined. We're trying to find a way to make it work via pkg on the alternate slice but may have to settle for shipping whole slices as before.
i think the reason they started running the public snapshot builder rather early, is to find these bugs (have users report them) and fix them.
while i agree that it'll take a lot of time an effort to spot/fix all the "minor" issues:
i also think that there is/was a lot going on in the backend that has had the core devs focussed on. webgui issue's can be fixed relatively easy when the backend/structure is sound.
i've seen relatively little commits to the bootstrap code itself in recent times, but i've seen tons of commits to convert pages to use the bootstrap code. (and commits to fix previous commits).
i figure it'll all work out in time. i do wonder how this massive effort fits in the "move-to-python' for 3.0 (https://blog.pfsense.org/?p=1588)
yea i figured it would be something like that or edit the class itself to handle it there.
unfortunately i'm pretty new to this and currently have a hard time figuring out how it's all structured with the different sections / xml-field-types / …
I was wrong. The space is caused by Bootstrap styling. I was able to remove that space via CSS, but that makes the appearance of selects inconsistent with other element types. Padding the options, but not the selected items has nasty side-effects.
I will look for a better solution to this, but it may just be "the way it is" for now.
Main title is the page title, second line (in gray bar) is supposed to display breadcrumbs, but when no breadcrumbs exist, it duplicates the title.
The breadcrumb display is now suppressed if we didn't get to this page via a menu item (i.e: there really are no breadcrumbs)
