I'd personally consider an inability to open encrypted disks to be a bug rather than a feature request, since the functionality previously worked. However, it's difficult for me to say whether this is a regression as I've only converted my workstations to Linux within the past six months. Does the functionality always break with new versions of GNOME or are new versions intended to be backwards compatible? Given how long EXT4, LUKS, and GNOME have existed for, I'd assume the latter.
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