Hi Nick,

Thanks for the clarification!
But as a developer I would expect the restart/restage of the application fails if the environment variables is invalid.
However, this is not the case always - if the var name has special characters such as @$ etc., it fails to restart, the user can then trouble-shoot to find the issue.
But in cases where the var name has . or -, the application restarts/restages successfully. The app logs, however, contains ERR message
ERR /bin/bash: line 17: export: `test-dash=testing special chars': not a valid identifier
At runtime, these invalid variables are not accessible by the application.

As a developer, I would expect, the application fails at an early stage during restart.

Kind Regards,
Padma