[Yahoo-eng-team] [Bug 1177241] Re: Cannot assign multiple tenants to a user when creating a user

2013-05-14 Thread Gabriel Hurley
Keystone has an explicit concept of a default tenant/primary project
which by its nature is only a relationship to one project. That's what
you're setting at creation time.

Once the user is created you can add them to as many projects as you
like, but that's a completely different operation from the keystone
API's standpoint.

While Horizon *could* roll all of this into one interface at creation
time it adds an inordinate amount of complexity for a somewhat marginal
gain.

If you believe that feature is of sufficient important you are welcome
to open a blueprint for Horizon along the lines of allow project
membership assignment during user creation and we can triage it as a
significant feature addition for a future release. There's no bug here,
however.

** Changed in: horizon
   Status: New = Won't Fix

** Changed in: horizon
 Assignee: (unassigned) = Gabriel Hurley (gabriel-hurley)

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Title:
  Cannot assign multiple tenants to a user when creating a user

Status in OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon):
  Won't Fix
Status in OpenStack Identity (Keystone):
  New

Bug description:
  The CLI and Dashboard dont permit a single user being assigned multiple 
projects during user creation.
  CLI command
  # keystone user-create
  doesn't allow a user to be assigned multiple tenants/projects. 

  The same is true from dashboard using Create User options which
  allows only one primary project to be created and not mulitple ones.

  Currently the only way to assign multiple projects to a user is to:

  use the projects tab on the dashboard, and modify users for the
  required project.

  Is it not a valid usecase to assign multiple tenants to a user during
  user creation through Dashboard as well as CLI?

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[Yahoo-eng-team] [Bug 1177241] Re: Cannot assign multiple tenants to a user when creating a user

2013-05-14 Thread Dolph Mathews
Similar answer from the keystone side - we're getting further away from
the default project thing. In v3, we're viewing a user's default
project as simply a user-defined preference: the project which the user
should authorize against if the user didn't request a specific project.

User-Project assignments are done via discrete user-project role
assignments. In v2, keystone internally assigns a _member_ role to the
user's default tenant attributes (i.e. creating an explicit role
assignment during user-create) as a means of backwards compatibility.

So, moving forward, you'll need to do explicit role assignments after
the user is created, which means that horizon's UI may naturally go
multi-project or leave that as a separate workflow.

** Changed in: keystone
   Status: New = Won't Fix

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Title:
  Cannot assign multiple tenants to a user when creating a user

Status in OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon):
  Won't Fix
Status in OpenStack Identity (Keystone):
  Won't Fix

Bug description:
  The CLI and Dashboard dont permit a single user being assigned multiple 
projects during user creation.
  CLI command
  # keystone user-create
  doesn't allow a user to be assigned multiple tenants/projects. 

  The same is true from dashboard using Create User options which
  allows only one primary project to be created and not mulitple ones.

  Currently the only way to assign multiple projects to a user is to:

  use the projects tab on the dashboard, and modify users for the
  required project.

  Is it not a valid usecase to assign multiple tenants to a user during
  user creation through Dashboard as well as CLI?

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