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The validation rule for principal names was extended to support periods and thus allow domain name-like principals. For reference, the validation rule is currently the regular expression ^[\p{Ll}0-9_][---\p{Ll}0-9_.]+$, and limited to a size of 63 UTF-8 bytes (larger usernames are rejected with an error); for comparison, PostgreSQL allows many more characters and truncates at 63 characters silently. [#45575][#45575] {% comment %}doc{% endcomment %}
Usernames can now contain periods, for compatibility with certificate managers that require domain names to be used as usernames. [#45575][#45575] {% comment %}doc{% endcomment %}