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Thanks for asking.![]()
I assume there is no guideline but asking doesn't cost anything than a little time
In that case - can we make a compromise that you continue checking the names but display the result (if any) as warning? Maybe many users will missinterpret your "error", but a warning like "use bash like names [a-zA-Z_-], there might be problems with using this parameter in actions" or something like this might be better. It's just to warn the user using that kind of name, not to forbid it.
Thanks a lot