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Add hostname validator to Device.name #62
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@nemesisdesign I was able to create a new device with the name set to |
try creating a new device and also a configuration (scroll down, click "add configuration") |
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How to reproduce the issue: try to save a new device with name
test device
.Result: netjsonconfig validation complains test device is not a valid hostname and the validation error is shown in the configuration section.
Fix: it would be better to show this validation error relating directly to the name field
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