templates.yaml defines middlewares by id and name. These get read into resource-overrides as ID, but when referenced as a middleware chain, via the UI, they are added to the yaml using the name - which fails, because these pretty-print names have capital letters, spaces etc. Essentially this makes middleware chains through the UI unusable.
Plus since the database constantly overwrites resource-overrides.yml, any changes you make to correct it are quickly reverted.
templates.yaml defines middlewares by id and name. These get read into resource-overrides as ID, but when referenced as a middleware chain, via the UI, they are added to the yaml using the name - which fails, because these pretty-print names have capital letters, spaces etc. Essentially this makes middleware chains through the UI unusable.
Plus since the database constantly overwrites resource-overrides.yml, any changes you make to correct it are quickly reverted.