When editing the network settings of a bridge, YaST forgets the bridged devices
if one does not visit the "Bridged Devices" tab.

A bridge without devices means no working network (via that bridge).

This happens in a fresh install of 13.2-RC1 in a virtual machine:

virt-install --connect qemu:///system --graphics=vnc --name=os-13-2.site
--os-type=linux --os-variant=opensuse12 --ram=2048 --vcpus=1
--network=bridge=br0,mac=02:00:0A:00:0D:02
--disk=path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/os-13-2.site.img,size=10
--cdrom=/var/lib/libvirt/images/openSUSE-13.2-DVD-Build0019-x86_64.iso

Precondition: a bridge (br0) with an attached device (eth0)
Reproducable: always (minimal text-mode and graphical with KDE)
Expected behavior: YaST remembers the bridged devices and sets up the bridge as
it was before running yast lan.

Next instructions are for text-mode (konsole or non-graphical).

brctl show br0 --> 1 device listed (eth0)

yast lan --> edit bridge br0 --> do NOT visit the "Bridged Devices" tab, but
just press "Next", press "OK".

brctl show br0 --> No devices!

yast lan -> edit bridge br0 --> visit the "Bridged Devices" tab, checkmark
eth0, press "Next", press "OK".

brctl show br0 --> 1 device listed: eth0

yast lan --> edit bridge br0 --> visit the "Bridged Devices" tab, note that
eth0 is checkmarked, press "Next", press "OK".

brctl show br0 --> 1 device listed: eth0

Kind regards,
Leendert Meyer