Consider a system that initially contains an MS-DOS partition table and partitions are deleted one by one during the proposal process to the point in which the partition table is empty.
Then the proposal will take the opportunity to replace that empty MS-DOS partition table with a GPT one (which is the default)... but it doesn't re-calculate the partitions needed for booting.
The problem is not new. This test fails in several branches (SLE-15-SP5, SLE-15-SP6 and master at the time I tested).
Solution
To be implemented (before merging this, of course).
Problem
Consider a system that initially contains an MS-DOS partition table and partitions are deleted one by one during the proposal process to the point in which the partition table is empty.
Then the proposal will take the opportunity to replace that empty MS-DOS partition table with a GPT one (which is the default)... but it doesn't re-calculate the partitions needed for booting.
The problem is not new. This test fails in several branches (SLE-15-SP5, SLE-15-SP6 and master at the time I tested).
Solution
To be implemented (before merging this, of course).