Hi!
I just want to make sure of one thing.
The created/deleted_by has the information of the user performing the action
and user role, your examples were always a dict like {"user-id": "user-id",
"role":"role-id"}. But I was looking at the identity api method
get_roles_for_user_and_domain and it returns a list of roles for a given user
in a given domain. So our dict looks something like
{"user-id":"uuid-value", "roles-id":["uuid-value","uuid-value"]}
For the parent data, I have to inform the domain admin of a given domain, but a
domain can have more than one admin and your examples were always a dict like
{"user-id":"uuid-value", "role":"uuid-value} and a user may have many roles. So
parent-data may be a dict of dicts:
{"user uuid-value":{ "roles-id":["uuid-value","uuid-value"]}, "user
uuid-value":{ "roles-id":["uuid-value","uuid-value"]}}
So, how this look for you?
Cheers,
Tiago Martins
Software Engineer
BR R&D
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