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Restrict characters on repository names #679
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FWIW, it looks like github allows [A-Za-z0-9_.-], and transforms all other |
I support using Github's naming convention. I think it is natural for people to use them, and it's what we already see. Other places where I see the same convention are apt, npm and pip |
The registry API has been changed accordingly in df23a1e. Now time to implement :) |
Implemented already |
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Having a dot is supported in GitHub, while the `SHORT` regex is too restrictive and disallows this. Support is added for repositories that contain a period or full stop will work. There is no definitive guide to allowed characters for GitHub repositories, but you can piece together the allowed characters via moby/moby#679 and desktop/desktop#3090. Tests were also added that verified the allowed characters in the repository name.
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Having a dot is supported in GitHub, while the `SHORT` regex is too restrictive and disallows this. Support is added for repositories that contain a period or full stop. There is no definitive guide to allowed characters for GitHub repositories, but you can piece together the allowed characters via moby/moby#679 and desktop/desktop#3090. Tests were also added that verified the allowed characters in the repository name.
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Having a dot is supported in GitHub, while the `SHORT` regex is too restrictive and disallows this. Support is added for repositories that contain a period or full stop. There is no definitive guide to allowed characters for GitHub repositories, but you can piece together the allowed characters via moby/moby#679 and desktop/desktop#3090. Tests were also added that verified the allowed characters in the repository name.
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Having a dot is supported in GitHub, while the `SHORT` regex is too restrictive and disallows this. Support is added for repositories that contain a period or full stop. There is no definitive guide to allowed characters for GitHub repositories, but you can piece together the allowed characters via moby/moby#679 and desktop/desktop#3090. Tests were also added that verified the allowed characters in the repository name.
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Having a dot is supported in GitHub, while the `SHORT` regex is too restrictive and disallows this. Support is added for repositories that contain a period or full stop. There is no definitive guide to allowed characters for GitHub repositories, but you can piece together the allowed characters via moby/moby#679 and desktop/desktop#3090. Tests were also added that verified the allowed characters in the repository name.
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I propose to restrict characters to repository names to [0-9a-z-]. At least for the username. Then we can allow '_' for the repository name only.
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