Added tags restrictions to the tagging guidelines
One problem with tag names was found during tag implementation in Nova Ibc44228aeae94c17353af7fccfcfb2c11b2e9190 This problems was connected with URLs. We can't use '/' in names because in this case we will get a incorrect URL for tag 'abc/cba': /servers/<server_id>/tags/abc/cba Even if '/' will be encoded like %2F. Nova will decide that it is '/'. But this is not a problem of Nova. Unfortunately some servers works incorrectly with encoded character '/'. It's a problem of poor implementation of some servers. To escape problems with handling URLs character '/' should be forbidden in tag names. Change-Id: I9832270b3d8210bff9cd2d9732b4d19f757f865a
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@ -18,8 +18,7 @@ Tags Representation
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Tags are strings attached to an entity with the purpose of classification into
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groups. To simplify requests that specify lists of tags, the comma character
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is not allowed to be in a tag name.
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groups.
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An entity can have zero, one or more tags associated with it, for that
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reason the recommended representation within the parent entity is a list.
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@ -51,6 +50,25 @@ For resources that have a representation that is not in JSON a separate
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endpoint must be created to expose the tags. See the "Tag Resource URLs"
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section below for more information.
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Tags Restrictions
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Tags are strings with the following basic restrictions:
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* Tags are case sensitive.
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* '/' is **not** allowed to be in a tag name
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* Comma is **not** allowed to be in a tag name in order to simplify requests
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that specify lists of tags
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* All other characters are allowed to be in a tag name
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.. note::
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The '/' character is forbidden because some servers have a problem with
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encoding this character. The problem is that the server will handle '%2F'
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as '/' even though '/' is encoded. It's a problem of poor server
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implementation. To avoid problems with handling URLs character '/' is
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forbidden in tag names.
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Character Encoding for Tags
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