+1 workaround ridiculous bug

Unfortunately, underscores are not valid domain name characters, so the name would have to be something like deploymentpreps3, is that acceptable?

(I can go ahead and try using underscores, but iirc that messes up other things like puppet certs and such, @Andrew might know better).

From the cookbook:

==> Project names should generally be limited to alphanumeric characters and dashes. Are you sure you want to use an underscore in the name?

Might be good to add a note there on why.

In T372353#10060499, @dcaro wrote:

Unfortunately, underscores are not valid domain name characters, so the name would have to be something like deploymentpreps3, is that acceptable?

Yeah, that is fine.

(I can go ahead and try using underscores, but iirc that messes up other things like puppet certs and such, @Andrew might know better).

From the cookbook:

==> Project names should generally be limited to alphanumeric characters and dashes. Are you sure you want to use an underscore in the name?

Might be good to add a note there on why.

+1 to something to point to when I inevitably forget that radosgw won't let us use DNS label safe - and DNS things might get sad if we use the _ that radosgw allows. In practice I have yet to use a real DNS client or server that rejects _ in a DNS label, but the RFCs want things that way for some good reason one assumes.

I updated both the project description and the task template to mention the requirements, not sure if that is the best place, but somewhere is better than nowhere