I think part of the problem is the confusion as to whether or not dashes
would be completely unsupported after 2.11, and it's good to know that is
resolved. However, having to set a variable with "invalid" in the name
makes it sound like "you are doing something wrong"... and afaict, dashes
On Friday, August 23, 2019 at 9:23:45 AM UTC-4, Jeff Geerling wrote:
> It feels like the war on dashes has spilled over from roles (then
collections) to now group naming conventions.
I can empathize with the 'feeling' but the reality is that this has more to
do with underlying tools used
On 23.08.2019 23:12, Steve Kieu wrote:
Except for the wrong way of using it by dot notation - which is wrong
in my
opinion as it is not an complex object type (an instance of a class)
but
simply a dict, there is no reason to use dot notation to access a dict
value.
Python does not allow it,
There are many comments already so I just want to be short. Please correct
if I am wrong in understanding that based on your comment, you think -
allowing hyphen in group name is broken.
And I can not find a good rationale for that yet still.
Except for the wrong way of using it by dot
