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Description of problem: When I create location with "openstack" string in the name, it gets expanded into "RHEL OpenStack Platform" in the location switcher. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): satellite-6.5.0-5.beta.el7sat.noarch (latest snap, installed today) How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Administer -> Locations -> New Location Name: "Location for capsule capsule.openstack.example.com" -> Submit -> Submit 2. Check location switcher in upper part of the page Actual results: There is "Location for capsule capsule.RHEL OpenStack Platform.example.com" Expected results: There is "Location for capsule capsule.openstack.example.com" Additional info: Are there any more strings that get expanded like this? I have tried "rhel", "ansible", "rhev" and "rhv" but have not hit similar issue. This is regression compared to 6.4.
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This is also applicable for the Organization name. This is seen when creating or modifying the organization name of any organization. In the organization properties, the name is listed correctly, however in the dropdown menu, "Openstack" is expanded to "RHEL OpenStack Platform".
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