Use location id to identify gateways instead of hostnames #1570
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Gateways are now identified by location ID instead of hostname. For Docker containers, hostnames default to container names, which led to inconsistencies and identification issues.
Drawback: When multiple gateways connect using the same location ID, they overwrite each other’s incompatibility data. This issue will remain until proper support for multiple gateways per location is implemented.