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not all network names are supported. The sed scripts in cse break if your network name contains a "/" for example.
Would recommend to switch your sed scripts to a delimiter that isn't allowed in names.
For example sed -i 's#NETWORK#10.240.100.0/24#' $vcloud_configmap_path would work if # isn't an allowed character in names of resources.
Warm regards
Benedikt Haug
Reproduction steps
Name your network "10.240.100.0/24". Its a valid name and likely used in many deployments out there.
Try to spawn a cluster with that network
It breaks with the error Error:Mon 31 Oct 2022 10:29:30 AM UTC 219 /root/control_plane.sh: sed -i 's/NETWORK/"10.240.100.0/24"/' $vcloud_configmap_path
This is due to improper escaping of the / before the 24. Escaping the / with \ would work.
Expected behavior
All characters that are allowed in the UI should work in the scripts.
Additional context
No response
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Describe the bug
Dear developer,
not all network names are supported. The sed scripts in cse break if your network name contains a "/" for example.
Would recommend to switch your sed scripts to a delimiter that isn't allowed in names.
For example
sed -i 's#NETWORK#10.240.100.0/24#' $vcloud_configmap_path
would work if # isn't an allowed character in names of resources.Warm regards
Benedikt Haug
Reproduction steps
Error:Mon 31 Oct 2022 10:29:30 AM UTC 219 /root/control_plane.sh: sed -i 's/NETWORK/"10.240.100.0/24"/' $vcloud_configmap_path
Expected behavior
All characters that are allowed in the UI should work in the scripts.
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: