[Bug 745638] Re: Cancelling sign-in after grading review says "Submitting now…" forever

[Aaron Peachey]

In a practical sense USC can already know that the user has authenticated but in every instances, the spawnedf helper app looks for the token and gives it to the server, so there is technically a 'sign in' step even though it is a formality if you've already signed in (unless the server has revoked the token in the interim).
Note when I talk about signing in, in this sense, I'm not talking about the user entering any credentials (or even any dialog showing) but more the process that is happening in the background between the client and server to 'handshake' before allowing submission.

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Title:
  Cancelling sign-in after grading review says "Submitting now…" forever

Status in “software-center” package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Ubuntu Software Centre 3.1.24.3, Ubuntu Natty daily 20110327
  software-center-gtk3 trunk r2169, Ubuntu Ocelot

  0. In a new user account, launch USC.
  1. Find a software review.
  2. Next to "Was this review helpful?" click "Yes" or "No".
  3. In the sign-in dialog, click "Cancel".

  What happens:
  2. A spinner and "Submitting now…" appears.
  3. The spinner and text remain.

  What should happen: The spinner and "Submitting now…" text don't
  appear until you've signed in.

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