389-ds-base

#50304 Ticket 50303 - Add task creation date to task data
Closed by spichugi. Opened by mreynolds.
mreynolds/389-ds-base ticket50303  into  master

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Description:

Add a new attribute to the slapi task entry containing the start date. This provides a nice convenience without having to change LDAP clients.

https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/50303

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The code looks good to me. Also the change works and outputs the date in a format: 

nstaskcreated: 20190327154713Z

Could you please add some simple test for the feature?

Is this attribute in schema?

Is this attribute in schema?

None of the task attributes are in the schema :-/

Is this a time where we should add them then?

rebased onto c99aef54a7467b77e2a4315b28d0ecee82f00aaa

@firstyear - updated schema. I left "extensibleObject" in the task creation because it looks like many other tasks randomly add unknown attributes. We can look into that later, but at least the core task schema is defined.

Please review...

rebased onto 39ea1360782748df8a4c20fd12bda5579db87ecf

rebased onto cb56598ca3c6e39b4b53f478a6dd8d46f15ebf5a

rebased onto 8f6d8db76ebcccb2d55610eb0c475c2af6d0ef5c

Perfect, thank you! If every time wedo this, we add a bit more, we'll eventually be rid of extensibleObject in dse.ldif ....

Ack!

rebased onto 78003de289556ca6cdbe81fd200f80f4e8f69cbb

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