If a user gets added to a project, they get added to the 'project-$projectname' group by default. Service groups however are not in this group, and do not have an overarching group either. Should have a 'project-servicegroup-$project' that has all the service groups in a project
This will have two steps:
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | None | T114442 Fix often reported problems from the Tool Labs Survey | |||
| Open | None | T113979 [toolforge] Allow direct ssh access to tools | |||
| Resolved | dcaro | T131561 Tool Labs users .bashrc file does not exist for tools accounts | |||
| Resolved | dcaro | T91235 Use skeleton home directories and PAM as a base for maintain-dbusers and maintain-kubeusers | |||
| Declined | None | T116815 Add all service group users to a project-servicegroups-$project by default |
Actually, I don't think this should be done without a test environment for OpenStackManager.
Sorry about this - see T136400: Moving tasks between columns on workboard changed task priority (when sorting tasks by priority) for details.
Service groups have been removed as a feature of Cloud VPS. Toolforge still uses them, but it has no issues with tracking of tool membership.