Add a CREDENTIAL_KEY_FORMAT_REGEX setting
See original GitHub issueKeys like "my key"
should not be allowed
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We don’t have this planned for the next quarter, but this is up for grabs if you’d like to take it. I might get some spare time in the next quarter to do this as unplanned work otherwise.
The reason is mostly to ensure keys can be used as environment variables, but you’re right in that it limits other use-cases. Let’s add some config options for this. A regex for allowed chars would be good, with the default regex being set for valid environment variables. If we expose the regex to the angular interface we can also disable the code that forces chars to lowercase, since it’ll show a warning dialog for invalid chars.