Process Manager: Validation isn’t working for the host field

[cgole]

@sean, what kind of validation do we have for the host now?

[seanbrookes]

At the very least we should be checking if it has any spaces in it.

Additionally we should confirm that it only contains valid characters. (use the same rules as Model and Datasource name field?)

On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 10:18 AM, Chandrika Gole notifications@github.com wrote:

@sean https://github.com/sean, what kind of validation do we have for the host now?

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[cgole]

@sean dont see this on master. I was able to enter a host name with spaces

[cgole]

strongloop v2.10.14 (node v0.11.16) ├── strong-arc@1.1.32 (83151bb)

[chandadharap]

@sean for details.

[chandadharap]

Needs more work and have to move back.

[seanbrookes]

The requirements were not very clear on this one apparently. The host value should be validated against the same rules as the Model and Datasource name fields (no spaces or wierd characters)

• if memory serves, this story is as much about setting up the correct validation methods in the Angular code as anything so this story may be larger than subsequent validation requiremetns

[seanbrookes]

assigning to Chanda for priority and assignment

[cgole]

@JISOOLEE can you verify this please?

[jisoolee]

It seems not to be resolved yet. (Cannot see any error message when I save the host name including space or special characters)