freeipa

#9477 Document ID mapping in FreeIPA
Closed: fixed by frenaud. Opened by abbra.

Closed: fixed
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When reviewing IPA to IPA migration tool, it was discovered that information about identity mapping and ID ranges is not documented well.

Add design document that describes ID mapping in general and goes into specific details in the a single place.

Metadata Update from @abbra:
- Issue assigned to abbra

PR: https://github.com/freeipa/freeipa/pull/7073

master:

  • 6bc9e9d06ec33a1fbeb8d06a2ce30d0ca2e555d3 Remove upgrade test from Azure CI
  • 7ee2d7d359a80876ae536f3427caaae20d03af17 doc/designs: add description of identity mapping in IPA

ipa-4-11:

  • f8bd2526c44c244c8c533d4f436ca4c60d07ce2a Remove upgrade test from Azure CI
  • ede638baabb90ffef47d8965cdfb642c4ef6677a doc/designs: add description of identity mapping in IPA

ipa-4-10:

  • 317b3ce1acf25f2d5571cc24ca8950533639c7ed Remove upgrade test from Azure CI
  • 86fac9b433d8e207d6731c9185b415912c1b77d8 doc/designs: add description of identity mapping in IPA

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

master:

  • d4ffc53b2a3534d4f6c12e150fdfb3cfcb11cbae doc/designs/id-mapping.md: expand on ID range allocation details

ipa-4-11:

  • 99ff53f1138571a0ae7a140779d3af4588ec8678 doc/designs/id-mapping.md: expand on ID range allocation details

ipa-4-10:

  • 61802f69e0a01ccfacdd86409b1fe526b0cc2d23 doc/designs/id-mapping.md: expand on ID range allocation details

Metadata Update from @abbra:
- Custom field changelog adjusted to A general description of how identity mapping is handled in FreeIPA is available at https://freeipa.readthedocs.io/en/latest/designs/id-mapping.html
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A general description of how identity mapping is handled in FreeIPA is available at https://freeipa.readthedocs.io/en/latest/designs/id-mapping.html
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