freeipa

#8336 [WebUI] "User attributes for SMB services" section always shown
Closed: fixed by rcritten. Opened by carbenium.

Closed: fixed
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Issue

On the user details facet the "User attributes for SMB services" section is always shown,
although the code suggests otherwise.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Open a user with ipaNTUserAttrs object class not set

Actual behavior

"User attributes for SMB services" section is shown

Expected behavior

"User attributes for SMB services" should be hidden.

Version/Release/Distribution

e668b61fd2843edc4863d39f9707fd7993571b2e

Additional info:

The cause of this problem is

  1. IPA.object_class_evaluator can't deal with batch rpc responses which the user details facet uses
  2. show_cond and likes are only implemented for actions but not normal widgets

PR for the first part of the issue: https://github.com/freeipa/freeipa/pull/4720

master:

  • f6707a71dcefd4b54d7909ad1ba9ba84f57c430a webui: hide user attributes for SMB services section if empty

ipa-4-8:

  • 691b3cddb275821630f443f22706fa75e7c7a5c8 webui: hide user attributes for SMB services section if empty

Metadata Update from @rcritten:
- Issue close_status updated to: fixed
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)

master:

  • df5526fbc71e9215456287dac396ca8a4d8082e3 WebUI: Make object_class_evaluator evaluator compatible with batch responses
  • 2d87cd4ae1bf0bd7814fb53bcfb8540e479d842b WebUI: Unify adapter property definition for state evaluators

ipa-4-6:

  • 351e971e73a4f7c7ba9d9fbf28181ea68bd5c8a9 WebUI: Make object_class_evaluator evaluator compatible with batch responses
  • 24fb3b876d28b1080696d5ff0c9ac57bdb5a848d WebUI: Unify adapter property definition for state evaluators

ipa-4-8:

  • a0518f7ff6ddc37887970af91c2575c15812fca8 WebUI: Make object_class_evaluator evaluator compatible with batch responses
  • 6f9c20ba7585e8f110806596806d292891682932 WebUI: Unify adapter property definition for state evaluators
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