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Zone wizard - Unable to re add a host if the addition fails during zone creation #13329
Hi @kiranchavala ,
I’d like to work on this issue. I’ll first reproduce the behavior on 4.22, then check the zone wizard flow to add either pre-submit architecture validation or failure recovery so the wizard does not get stuck on the host step. Please assign it to me if that works.
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Hi, I'm working on issue #13329. I've traced the zone wizard's error-recovery flow and found that a failed host addition reuses the already-created cluster. I'm considering allowing navigation back from the failed host step, but changing the cluster form alone won't update the existing cluster's architecture. Would you prefer a navigation-only recovery fix, or should I implement host-architecture validation before submission?
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dheeraj12347 commentedon Jun 8, 2026
Hi @kiranchavala ,
I’d like to work on this issue. I’ll first reproduce the behavior on 4.22, then check the zone wizard flow to add either pre-submit architecture validation or failure recovery so the wizard does not get stuck on the host step. Please assign it to me if that works.
github-actions commentedon Oct 15, 2026
This issue is stale because it has been open for 120 days with no activity. It may be removed by administrators of this project at any time. Remove the stale label or comment to request for removal of it to prevent this.
dheeraj12347 commentedon Oct 17, 2026
Hi, I'm working on issue #13329. I've traced the zone wizard's error-recovery flow and found that a failed host addition reuses the already-created cluster. I'm considering allowing navigation back from the failed host step, but changing the cluster form alone won't update the existing cluster's architecture. Would you prefer a navigation-only recovery fix, or should I implement host-architecture validation before submission?