[BREAKING] Schema: Restrict metadata.name for specVersion >= 3.0#552
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As proposed in chapter 6 of RFC0012([1]), restrict the 'name' property for
projects and extensions defining specification version 3.0 and later.
BREAKING CHANGE:
For projects and extensions defining specVersion 3.0 and later, the
metadata.name property must satisfy the following conditions:
* Must be at least 3 characters long
* Must be no longer than 50 characters
* Must contain lowercase characters only
* Must contain alphanumeric characters, dash, underscore and period only
- Exception: `@` and `/` are allowed at certain positions as
explained below
* Must start with an alphabetic character or an `@`-character
* If a name starts with an `@`-character, it must contain exactly one
forward-slash `/`
- This is aligned with the npm concept for package scopes
- e.g. `@org/lib.name`
For details, please see refer to chapter 6 of RFC0012([1]).
[1]: UI5/cli#664
Specification Versions <3.0 should allow any names
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Apply the same rules as for project and extension names. Also see #552 Also update links to future Workspace configuration page.
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As proposed in chapter 6 of RFC0012([1]), restrict the 'name' property for
projects and extensions defining specification version 3.0 and later.
BREAKING CHANGE:
For projects and extensions defining specVersion 3.0 and later, the
metadata.name property must satisfy the following conditions:
* Must be at least 3 characters long
* Must be no longer than 50 characters
* Must contain lowercase characters only
* Must contain alphanumeric characters, dash, underscore and period only
- Exception: `@` and `/` are allowed at certain positions as
explained below
* Must start with an alphabetic character or an `@`-character
* If a name starts with an `@`-character, it must contain exactly one
forward-slash `/`
- This is aligned with the npm concept for package scopes
- e.g. `@org/lib.name`
For details, please see refer to chapter 6 of RFC0012([1]).
[1]: UI5/cli#664
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Apply the same rules as for project and extension names. Also see #552 Also update links to future Workspace configuration page.
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Apply the same rules as for project and extension names. Also see SAP/ui5-project#552 Also update links to future Workspace configuration page.
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… 3.0 (SAP/ui5-project#552) As proposed in chapter 6 of RFC0012([1]), restrict the 'name' property for projects and extensions defining specification version 3.0 and later. BREAKING CHANGE: For projects and extensions defining specVersion 3.0 and later, the metadata.name property must satisfy the following conditions: * Must be at least 3 characters long * Must be no longer than 50 characters * Must contain lowercase characters only * Must contain alphanumeric characters, dash, underscore and period only - Exception: `@` and `/` are allowed at certain positions as explained below * Must start with an alphabetic character or an `@`-character * If a name starts with an `@`-character, it must contain exactly one forward-slash `/` - This is aligned with the npm concept for package scopes - e.g. `@org/lib.name` For details, please see refer to chapter 6 of RFC0012([1]). [1]: SAP/ui5-tooling SAP/ui5-project#664
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Apply the same rules as for project and extension names. Also see SAP/ui5-project#552 Also update links to future Workspace configuration page.
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As proposed in chapter 6 of RFC0012(1), restrict the 'name' property for
projects and extensions defining specification version 3.0 and later.
BREAKING CHANGE:
For projects and extensions defining specVersion 3.0 and later, the
metadata.name property must satisfy the following conditions:
@and/are allowed at certain positions asexplained below
@-character@-character, it must contain exactly oneforward-slash
/@org/lib.nameFor details, please see refer to chapter 6 of RFC0012(1).