** Description changed: Libnma has an accessibility problem: * when an invalid password is typed, the text entry change its color to red, but nothing else. This is an invalid behavior because it relies exclusively in color to notify an error. [ Impact ] Color-blind users won't be able to notice that a password is invalid. There is an upstream patch that fix this problem: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libnma/-/merge_requests/70 + Unfortunately, at the moment of writing this, there isn't a new release + of libnma, so the patch isn't available anywhere. + [ Test plan ] * Open gnome-control-center * Go to the Wireless tab (or Network tab if the computer lacks wireless interface) * Open the properties of any of the interfaces * Go to the `Security` tab * Ensure that, when the password is invalid (for example, because it's empty) the entry not only is red, but also shows the `error` icon. [ Where problems could occur ] This patch is quite simple, so the only problems that could be expected to happen are related to the accessibility; for example, an incorrect icon when there is an error, or an incorrect description in that case.
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