Allow special characters in credential login names (8.0) #475
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The login usernames can now also contain these characters: - _ \ @ A new function validate_credential_username has been added to ensure the check is consistent and it is also done when creating new credentials because packages can be generated not only for auto-generated credentials.
The dot character is now also allowed in credential user names.
It was accidentally removed when porting username validation from a version without public key credentials.
mattmundell
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Apr 12, 2019
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The login usernames can now also contain these characters: - _ \ @ .
This is a port of #59.