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This is a clarification of an issue I opened earlier that was closed in Nomad 0.7.0.
Jobs, Groups and Tasks naming standards are distinct from naming standards when using the service stanza, which must adhere to RFC-1123 per: service parameters
This can cause a problem in the following scenario:
create a job that uses an underscore in either job, group, or task name.
Include the service stanza, but do not add a "name" parameter.
run a nomad validate, this will pass
do a nomad run, this will fail due to nomad attempting to auto-generate the name "job-group-task" which now contains underscores which are illegal in the service name.
Nomad validate, imho, should be able to catch this type of problem by not only checking declared values but also plug in the default values during it's test.
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This is a clarification of an issue I opened earlier that was closed in Nomad 0.7.0.
Jobs, Groups and Tasks naming standards are distinct from naming standards when using the service stanza, which must adhere to RFC-1123 per: service parameters
This can cause a problem in the following scenario:
Nomad validate, imho, should be able to catch this type of problem by not only checking declared values but also plug in the default values during it's test.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: