Many of the commands for the group and role resources were lacking an
option to specify the specific domain groups, projects or users belong
to. This commit fixes that.
Change-Id: I461d2bcfd01ad2dea970de38ec7ad6f4a631ceb1
Closes-bug: #1446546
There are optional domain scope arguments --user-domain,
--group-domain and --project-domain to filter user, group
and project for command 'os role add', however, the doc
is missing them.
Closes-Bug: #1460296
Change-Id: Ie7c7707d183da042c51e98b6cd4003c89efc4032
If users, projects or groups are provided by name, there is a
possibility of the existence other users/projects/groups with the same
name in other domain. Even though this is not a problem if the actual
ID is given instead of a name; this is mostly a usability enhancement.
So, three options were added, one for specifying the domain where the
user belongs, another one to specify the project's domain, and finally
one to specify the group's domain.
Change-Id: Iab04b0e04fa75ea5aa3723b8ea42a45f58a6cdb2
Closes-Bug: #1421328
try and add some consistency with the show and delete commands.
replace 'show x' with 'display x'
change 'delete a y' with just 'delete y'
Change-Id: I47dfa8ee23ac5c41b355796415eb515155832f65
This is part2. Add support for these objects:
identity.project(v2.0)
identity.role(v2.0)
identity.user(v2.0)
identity.project(v3)
identity.role(v3)
identity.user(v3)
identity.group(v3)
Closes-Bug: #1400597
Change-Id: I270434d657cf4ddc23c3aba2c704d6ef184b0dbc
