GitHub username change automatically updates tailnet name
When users change their GitHub username, their Tailscale tailnet name will now automatically update on the next login, removing the need to contact support for manual renaming.
- Changed: When a user changes their GitHub username used to authenticate to a GitHub personal tailnet, upon next Tailscale login their tailnet name will automatically be renamed. This is a change from the previous behavior, which required the user to file a request with the Tailscale support team to rename the tailnet.
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