delta/openstack/python-openstackclient.git/openstackclient/identity/v3/implied_role.py, branch 3.19.0 opendev.org: openstack/python-openstackclient Fix the `role implies list` command. 2018-06-24T00:17:02+00:00 Sami MAKKI mail@samimakki.fr 2018-03-28T14:50:48+00:00 08dbd154e5da266e44f44386f711a3177e9061bd The code was calling an unexisting function which never existed. The module refers now to the correct `InferenceRuleManager`. It also allows the compatibility with the future python-keystoneclient in which the compatibility method will be removed from the RoleManager. Change-Id: I08f785dc9e840da2e16915683eecfe49189c44b3 
The code was calling an unexisting function which never existed.
The module refers now to the correct `InferenceRuleManager`. It
also allows the compatibility with the future python-keystoneclient
in which the compatibility method will be removed from the
RoleManager.

Change-Id: I08f785dc9e840da2e16915683eecfe49189c44b3
Implied Roles 2017-08-22T17:08:30+00:00 Harry Rybacki hrybacki@redhat.com 2017-07-19T13:07:34+00:00 8cd3e258c5029a8efedab40019d6cfd3eac379f5 Allow the user to create an inference rule between two roles. The first, called the prior role is the role explicitly assigned to an individual. The second, called the implied role, is one that the user gets implicitly. For example: Role B implies Role A. User X is assigned Role B. Therefore User X also assigned Role A. The management and maintenance of the rules is performed in the Keystone server. Change-Id: If547c2f16e812bc7fffd742ec37e6a26011f3185 
Allow the user to create an inference rule between
two roles. The first, called the prior role
is the role explicitly assigned to an individual.
The second, called the implied role, is one that
the user gets implicitly. For example:

Role B implies Role A.
User X is assigned Role B.
Therefore User X also assigned Role A.

The management and maintenance of the rules is
performed in the Keystone server.

Change-Id: If547c2f16e812bc7fffd742ec37e6a26011f3185