Right now, my Model Relation Fields use the "Domain" as reference. But that creates an issue. When having multiple domains with the same name (e.g. example.com:443 + example.com:8443 + example.com:80), and handles should be made, there will be 3 same domain entries to choose from. They can't be differentiated, which makes configuring hard.
That means I have to change to description, and make the description required again. It's the only way that the domains could be differentiated, for example with descriptions like:
example.com.443
example.com.8443
example.com.80
Monviech
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9 months ago
Right now, my Model Relation Fields use the "Domain" as reference. But that creates an issue. When having multiple domains with the same name (e.g. example.com:443 + example.com:8443 + example.com:80), and handles should be made, there will be 3 same domain entries to choose from. They can't be differentiated, which makes configuring hard.
That means I have to change to description, and make the description required again. It's the only way that the domains could be differentiated, for example with descriptions like: example.com.443 example.com.8443 example.com.80