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63485: roachprod: normalize usernames r=rail a=rail Previously, we used account names as is for AWS, and the prefix before the "@" character for GCE and Azure. This approach doesn't work in case when an account name contains special characters, such as dot, because those characters are not DNS safe. It is possible to override the user name by passing `--username`, but it's very inconvenient. This patch: * uses lower case for all characters * drops all characters except a-zA-Z Fixes #38771 Release note: None 63506: sql: fix multi-region test knob r=otan a=arulajmani There was an error in the `RunBeforeMultiRegionUpdates` knob such that if it were set, we would short circuit. The intention, instead, was to only short circuit in the error case. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Rail Aliiev <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: arulajmani <[email protected]>
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