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API should validate unit names#867
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Open to suggestions about where some of these pieces should sit in the codebase - dedicated constants/requirements file perhaps? |
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Thanks for digging into this. Two style nits then LGTM |
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We may want to revisit to rearrange some of this stuff (e.g. this logic should be in the same place as |
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systemd is opinionated about what constitutes a valid unit name. fleet should validate this at unit-creation time to prevent issues like #845 and #793.