I think setting invalid var names should throw an error in 3.0.
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Ah, OK. Thanks! No console warning message, as far as I can see. I'll
sanitize the var names myself. What I'm more interested in is that reading
from memory works, but when the vars are written to file, it changes.
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Since https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/469 (quite old) you're supposed to
get a warning message in the console when using invalid keys.
Keys must be valid XML names in order to be properly saved to the file.
To me, being able to use invalid keys in the first place could arguably be
considered as
I don't know if this deduction from a lot of banging my head against a bug is
correct, but this seems to me to be the behaviour:
1. QgsProject.instance().writeEntry() a variable with spaces in the variable
name
2. Read it back in - this works
3. Save your project
4. Read it back in - works
5. Clos
