** Description changed: + * Impact + When the U1 account credential expire it's not possible to disable livepatch + + * Test case + - install/enable livepatch (from the first login wizard or software-properties) + - invalidate your U1 credentials (unsure if there is a manual way to do that?) + - open software-properties + + -> the livepatch status should be marked as enable but the control + active so it's possible to disable it + + * Regression potential + + Check that the software-properties checkbox reflect the correct status + when the account are valid and invalid + + + ---------------- + I enabled LivePatch via gnome-initial-setup and added my U1 account to g-o-a. My U1 account gets marked as expired quite often. When it's expired the LP entry in Software & Updates is not ticked to show that LP is running. When my u1 account is re-authenticated then everything shows correctly. This could make it seem that LivePatch does not run if your account expires, which is not the case.
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