I started experimenting with Xubuntu 21.04 hirsute I've noted the
following things:

1. The default hirsute install currently installs newer versions of 
network-manager dependency packages (1.30.0-1ubuntu3) with the sole exception 
being network-manager-gnome
2. The default hirsuite installed version of network-manager-gnome is 
1.18.0-1ubuntu2 which is very similar in version to the 1.18.24 in Xubuntu 
20.04.02

When network-manager-gnome-1.18.0 is installed in hirsute my bug is replacable.
If I upgrade to network-manager-gnome-1.22.0 from impish (which I can do on 
hirsute thanks to the higher dependency package versions) the bug disappears 
and everything appears to work.

Upstream has also seemed to imply in my original bug report to them that
work had been done as of 1.22 of the upstream packages which might have
fixed my bug.

My experience seems to suggest that my problem is already solved as of
network-manager-gnome-1.22.0, but it looks like 1.22 hasn't been
backported to focal. What would it take to backport 1.22.0 to focal for
those of us stuck on LTS releases?

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Title:
  network-manager-applet: stored auto connect VPN gets changed when
  viewing settings

Status in network-manager-applet package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Xubuntu 20.04.2 LTS focal
  Applet version from network-manager-gnome 1.8.24-1uubuntu3 amd64

  Please note: the issue described below only seems to occur when
  building the applet on my xubuntu 20.04.2 LTS machines. (I have not
  tried other ubuntu variants).

  If I'm on my home xubuntu machine the problem seems to appear whether
  I'm using the ubuntu package, the ubuntu source archive, the upstream
  archive, or the upstream source distribution.

  The problem does _not_ seem to occur when building the exact same
  upstream sources in debian using xfce as its window manager. (I have
  not tried other debian variants).

  Experienced

  If I open an existing connection with an existing VPN, the selected
  VPN in the VPN drop down list appears to always show the incorrect
  VPN. This results in a situation where opening a connection and
  clicking "save" on the general tab always changes the selected VPN,
  even if I did not make any change.

  Expected

  When I open an existing connection, the VPN listed should be the VPN
  actually on the connection, not some other random VPN from my list

  Reproduction Steps

  1. Open nm-connection-editor
  2. Add multiple VPNs with different names (i.e. US VPN East, US VPN West, 
Corp VPN East, Corp VPN Europe, Corp VPN West)
  3. Create a connection (I've reproduced this on wireless and wired 
connections)
  4. Set the connection to automatically connect to VPN
  5. Choose any VPN to automatically connect to
  6. Save and close
  7. re-open nm-connection-editor
  8. Edit the same connection created before
  9. Note that the automatic VPN has changed to a different VPN in your list 
without you having to do antying
  10. Click save without changing anything
  11. re-open network-manager-editor
  12. Note again that the VPN connection is _again_ incorrect

  The symptom you should be experiencing is that the VPN that is chosen
  when you save - gets saved and used by the connection, but the user
  interface does not display the correct VPN when viewed in the
  connection editor. This means that any time you edit the connection it
  might be swapping your selected VPN without your knowledge.

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