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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe role adds global group and user inputs, provisions groups and users, and assigns users and groups to project and domain roles. It also retains project-scoped user creation and role assignment for projects that define users and a user domain. ChangesIdentity management
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new group and user features fail for ordinary configurations. Domain role assignments for users and groups do not run, and the group domain-role task targets a user instead of the group. Users or groups that omit documented optional fields cannot be created. Group-only roles are not created before they are assigned. These defects should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Review comments at @roles/os_projects/defaults/main.yml:
- Line 41: Ensure users defined only in os_projects_users also have their
documented openrc_file created by adding them to the existing template flow in
projects.yml; preserve the global-user contract.
Review comments at @roles/os_projects/tasks/groups.yml:
- Line 11: Update the group task’s description field to use group.description
with Ansible’s omit default, so the field is excluded when the group has no
description.
Review comments at @roles/os_projects/tasks/projects.yml:
- Around line 162-165: Update the preceding all_roles calculation to include
roles and domain_roles configured under each project’s groups, in addition to
project.users. Ensure group-only roles are created before the
role_assignment.yml tasks assign them.
Review comments at @roles/os_projects/tasks/role_assignment.yml:
- Around line 78-90: Update the role-assignment task to target the group rather
than a user, and use item.0.domain for the role’s domain, the domain ID check,
and the loop label. Keep the existing domain-ID conversion behavior, applying it
to the group’s domain.
- Around line 34-45: Update the domain handling in the role-assignment task to
read the domain from the user entry (`item.0.domain`), falling back to
`project.user_domain` when absent. Use that resolved domain for `domain_is_id`,
the domain lookup with a fallback to the original domain, and the loop label; do
not access `item.domain` or assume `project.user_domain` is set.
Review comments at @roles/os_projects/tasks/users.yml:
- Line 15: Update the default_project argument in the identity_user task to omit
it when user.default_project is unspecified, while preserving the provided value
when present.
- Line 36: Update the `with_items` loop in the user-group assignment task to
default missing `user.groups` to an empty list, so users without configured
groups do not fail before the task’s `when` condition is evaluated.
- Around line 32-33: Update the group_assignment call to resolve both the user
and group using their configured domains, referencing user.name with user.domain
and item.name with item.domain so identically named identities in different
domains are assigned correctly.
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| # dict containing the following items: | ||
| # - 'name': The name of the group. | ||
| # - 'domain': The domain of the group. | ||
| # - 'openrc_file': Optional path to an environment file to create. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Generate openrc_file for global users.
If a user is defined only in os_projects_users, the template task in roles/os_projects/tasks/projects.yml does not visit that user. The documented openrc_file is therefore not created. Add a template task for global users, or remove this field from the global-user contract.
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/defaults/main.yml at line 41:
Ensure users defined only in os_projects_users also have their documented
openrc_file created by adding them to the existing template flow in
projects.yml; preserve the global-user contract.
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| cloud: "{{ os_projects_cloud | default(omit) }}" | ||
| interface: "{{ os_projects_interface | default(omit, true) }}" | ||
| name: "{{ group.name }}" | ||
| description: "{{ group.description }}" |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Omit description when it is absent.
A group containing only the documented required fields has no group.description. Ansible fails to template this task before it can create the group. Use group.description | default(omit). (docs.ansible.com)
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/groups.yml at line 11:
Update the group task’s description field to use group.description with
Ansible’s omit default, so the field is excluded when the group has no
description.
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| - name: Include role_assignment.yml | ||
| ansible.builtin.include_tasks: role_assignment.yml | ||
| with_items: "{{ os_projects }}" | ||
| when: project.users is defined | ||
| when: project.users is defined or project.groups is defined |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Create configured group roles before assigning them.
This include now processes projects that define only groups. The preceding all_roles calculation collects roles only from project.users. On a fresh cloud, a role defined only under a project's group is not created before its assignment is attempted. Include project-group roles and domain_roles in all_roles.
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/projects.yml around lines 162 - 165:
Update the preceding all_roles calculation to include roles and domain_roles
configured under each project’s groups, in addition to project.users. Ensure
group-only roles are created before the role_assignment.yml tasks assign them.
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| domain: "{{ domain_is_id | ternary(project.user_domain, os_projects_domain_to_id[project.user_domain]) }}" | ||
| role: "{{ item.1 }}" | ||
| state: present | ||
| with_subelements: | ||
| - "{{ project.users }}" | ||
| - domain_roles | ||
| - skip_missing: true | ||
| environment: "{{ os_projects_environment }}" | ||
| vars: | ||
| domain_is_id: "{{ item.domain in os_projects_domain_to_id.values() }}" | ||
| loop_control: | ||
| label: "{{ item.domain }}: {{ item.0.name }}: {{ item.1 }}" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the domain lookup for user domain roles.
with_subelements sets item to a list: [user, role]. item.domain is undefined on this list. Ansible fails when it evaluates domain_is_id and the label. Line 34 also reads project.user_domain. This task handles the new format, where project.user_domain is not set, so the os_projects_domain_to_id[...] lookup also fails. Read the domain from the user entry. Fall back to the project value.
🐛 Proposed fix
- domain: "{{ domain_is_id | ternary(project.user_domain, os_projects_domain_to_id[project.user_domain]) }}"
+ domain: "{{ domain_is_id | ternary(user_domain, os_projects_domain_to_id[user_domain] | default(user_domain)) }}"
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vars:
- domain_is_id: "{{ item.domain in os_projects_domain_to_id.values() }}"
+ user_domain: "{{ item.0.domain | default(project.user_domain) }}"
+ domain_is_id: "{{ user_domain in os_projects_domain_to_id.values() }}"
loop_control:
- label: "{{ item.domain }}: {{ item.0.name }}: {{ item.1 }}"
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/role_assignment.yml around lines 34 -
45:
Update the domain handling in the role-assignment task to read the domain from
the user entry (`item.0.domain`), falling back to `project.user_domain` when
absent. Use that resolved domain for `domain_is_id`, the domain lookup with a
fallback to the original domain, and the loop label; do not access `item.domain`
or assume `project.user_domain` is set.
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| user: "{{ item.0.name }}" | ||
| domain: "{{ domain_is_id | ternary(project.user_domain, os_projects_domain_to_id[project.user_domain]) }}" | ||
| role: "{{ item.1 }}" | ||
| state: present | ||
| with_subelements: | ||
| - "{{ project.groups }}" | ||
| - domain_roles | ||
| - skip_missing: true | ||
| environment: "{{ os_projects_environment }}" | ||
| vars: | ||
| domain_is_id: "{{ item.domain in os_projects_domain_to_id.values() }}" | ||
| loop_control: | ||
| label: "{{ item.domain }}: {{ item.0.name }}: {{ item.1 }}" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Assign the group domain roles to the group, not to a user.
Line 78 passes user: with a group name. The task then targets a user with the same name as the group, or it fails. Line 79 reads project.user_domain, but the defaults put the domain on each group (group.domain). Lines 88 and 90 read item.domain from the [group, role] list, and that value is undefined. Use group: and item.0.domain. The group_domain_id expression in roles/os_projects/tasks/groups.yml (Lines 2-18) already gets the group domain ID this way.
🐛 Proposed fix
- user: "{{ item.0.name }}"
- domain: "{{ domain_is_id | ternary(project.user_domain, os_projects_domain_to_id[project.user_domain]) }}"
+ group: "{{ item.0.name }}"
+ domain: "{{ domain_is_id | ternary(item.0.domain, os_projects_domain_to_id[item.0.domain]) }}"
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vars:
- domain_is_id: "{{ item.domain in os_projects_domain_to_id.values() }}"
+ domain_is_id: "{{ item.0.domain in os_projects_domain_to_id.values() }}"
loop_control:
- label: "{{ item.domain }}: {{ item.0.name }}: {{ item.1 }}"
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/role_assignment.yml around lines 78 -
90:
Update the role-assignment task to target the group rather than a user, and use
item.0.domain for the role’s domain, the domain ID check, and the loop label.
Keep the existing domain-ID conversion behavior, applying it to the group’s
domain.
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| email: "{{ user.email | default(omit) }}" | ||
| password: "{{ user.password | default(omit) }}" | ||
| domain: "{{ user_domain_id }}" | ||
| default_project: "{{ user.default_project }}" |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Omit an unspecified default_project.
The global-user schema makes default_project optional. A user without that field fails while Ansible templates this argument, before identity_user can create the user. Use user.default_project | default(omit). (docs.ansible.com)
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/users.yml at line 15:
Update the default_project argument in the identity_user task to omit it when
user.default_project is unspecified, while preserving the provided value when
present.
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| user: "{{ user.name }}" | ||
| group: "{{ item.name }}" |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Resolve user and group IDs in their configured domains.
group_assignment receives only user.name and item.name, so it cannot distinguish identities with the same name in different domains. Resolve both IDs with user.domain and item.domain before assigning membership.
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/users.yml around lines 32 - 33:
Update the group_assignment call to resolve both the user and group using their
configured domains, referencing user.name with user.domain and item.name with
item.domain so identically named identities in different domains are assigned
correctly.
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| - domain_roles | ||
| - skip_missing: true | ||
| wait: true | ||
| with_items: "{{ user.groups }}" |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Give the optional group loop an empty default.
If user.groups is absent, Ansible must evaluate with_items before the per-item when condition can skip an assignment. The documented group-free user then fails at this task. Iterate over user.groups | default([]) instead. (docs.ansible.com)
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Review comment at @roles/os_projects/tasks/users.yml at line 36:
Update the `with_items` loop in the user-group assignment task to default
missing `user.groups` to an empty list, so users without configured groups do
not fail before the task’s `when` condition is evaluated.
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Need more work on backward compatibility |
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Replaced by #94 |
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Currently, role assignment for groups are not supported.
This was hard in old project-user definition because they're tied as nested lists.
Decoupled definition of projects and users and added group definition.
Created separate user, group and role assignment tasks.
To keep the compatibility for old project-user definitions, the original
users.ymlwas renamed toproject_users.yml. This task only runs when a project hasusersanduser_domaindefined (Old format).Summary by CodeRabbit