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  2. CNV-66330 Warning/Error message to be displayed when disk size of VM is provided less than source disk size
  3. CNV-70070

QE Verify: Warning/Error message to be displayed when disk size of VM is provided less than source disk size

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      Description of problem:

      - Provide any error or warning message when the disk size of the VM is entered less than the source volume disk size. 
      - The VM creation proceeds but it stuck in provisioning state and there is no direct way to identify the cause unless someone look into diagnostics. 
      - Go to Diagnostics --> Data Volume Status --> Click on DV --> CloneValidationFailed
      ~~~
      The clone doesn't meet the validation requirements: target resources requests storage size is smaller than the source 10737418240 < 32212254720
      ~~~ 
      - If this validation can be done earlier while create button click and provide a pop-up for the size difference, that would be good. 

      Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

      4.18.19

      How reproducible:

      Always

      Steps to Reproduce:

      1. Try creating a VM with 20 /10 GB disk size from a template which is 30 GB
      2. Check VM is getting created and stuck in Provisioning state
      3.
      

      Actual results:

      VM stuck in Provisioning state due to disk size difference: CloneValidationFailed

      Expected results:

      Warning pop-up message about the size difference. 

      Additional info:

       

              gouyang1@redhat.com Guohua Ouyang
              mschatzm@redhat.com Matan Schatzman
              Guohua Ouyang Guohua Ouyang
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