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Describe the bug
On fresh clean deployments of the tool 5.0.2 over the last week I have noticed that I can generate names for resources but not subscriptions. I get the following error.
Resource Type validation failed - Regex pattern is not configured. Please reset configuration to repository defaults.
I tried following the error instructions but it does not help. I also checked the resource type and there is in fact no regex pattern defined.
I do not recall this being an issue in previous versions.
I tried from both a fresh JSON based install and also after a SQLite conversion. Same results.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to Generate
Click Resource Type
Select Subscription
Select Subscription/subscriptions (subcr)
Select all optional components or just the required Environment one
Click Generate
Receive the red failure and error code:
Resource Type validation failed - Regex pattern is not configured. Please reset configuration to repository defaults.
Expected behavior
I expected it to generate a subscription name
Screenshots
Installation Method
Tested in both a Kubernetes deployment and a Podman deployment.
Additional context
It seems like maybe just the regex is missing?
Activity
colin-small commentedon Apr 16, 2026
I found that if I go back to 4.3 the subscription name generation works!
pmartiskain commentedon Sep 4, 2026
We noticed this same issue when generating management group names. Would it be possible to fix this or provide workaround?
MadWalnut commentedon Sep 14, 2026
Same issue here.
fix: complete naming and configuration regressions