Comment # 3 on bug 1176428 from Ancor Gonzalez Sosa

(In reply to Ulrich Windl from comment #2)
> 
> [...]
>
> so I suggest you just try this in partitioner:

Ok. I will document what happens in the mentioned cases (to save manual testing
to future readers).

> Then add some partition to the disk.
> Then add a Volume Group (VG) using that partition as Physical Volume (PV).
> Then add some Logical Volume (LV), a file system, some options, a mount
> mount.
> ...maybe repeat for some more LVs...
> Then you realize that your partition is not large enough. (No action was
> performed yet). Now try to change the size of the partition that is to be
> created.

The Partitioner says this. "The partition is being used by /dev/volgroup0. It
cannot be resized". That's a limitation with historical reasons. It should be
possible to remove that limitation since, as pointed by the reporter, neither
the partition or the volume group actually exist yet.

> Likewise, try to rename one of those LVs to be created.

We could indeed add to the Partitioner actions to rename volume groups, logical
volumes and/or RAIDs. 

> I think doing so will illustrate my "point 2".

Yes. Thanks.