Totally true. I've actually walked someone through fixing this problem before, because they did exactly that. It's one of those "the user should know better, but we can stop them from shooting themselves in the foot" scenarios.
It's worth noting that there's still nothing preventing the user from doing this to themselves via the command line or API. Perhaps Keystone might want to look at this issue as well.
Totally true. I've actually walked someone through fixing this problem before, because they did exactly that. It's one of those "the user should know better, but we can stop them from shooting themselves in the foot" scenarios.
It's worth noting that there's still nothing preventing the user from doing this to themselves via the command line or API. Perhaps Keystone might want to look at this issue as well.