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ERROR_STATE_CONTAINER_NAME_SIZE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
The state-container name is too long
ERROR_STATE_CONTAINER_NAME_SIZE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED means the requested logical container identifier is longer than the state system accepts. The operation fails before the container is created or opened.
Better naming strategy
- Use compact schema-controlled container names.
- Do not concatenate full paths, account names, or arbitrary user input.
- Put verbose identity data inside the container.
- Apply the same normalization in every process that accesses the store.
Handling
Return a configuration or validation error to the caller. Shortening a name implicitly can create collisions and make previously stored data unreachable.
Cross-version compatibility
A naming scheme should remain valid as account names, tenant identifiers, and paths grow. Test maximum supported inputs instead of validating only current production examples.
Migration
When shortening existing logical names, keep a deterministic mapping and a one-time migration record. Otherwise different application versions may open different containers for the same conceptual data.
References
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