Accepting the endpoint owner as a uid in addition to their username #967
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| @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ def execute(self, arbiter, props): | |||
| # escalation | |||
| if arbiter.endpoint_owner_mode: | |||
| cmd_uid = options.get('uid', None) | |||
| if cmd_uid != arbiter.endpoint_owner: | |||
| if cmd_uid not in arbiter.endpoint_owner_ids: | |||
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I think we should have two options, one for the uid and one for the username. Mixing both is confusing.
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I'm OK with that. Unfortunately, the option that now only takes usernames is currently called 'uid', IIRC. |
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Yes indeed. However I think we could treat that as a bug and introduce the change. A warning if we get a uid would be awesome though. |
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I can get the username, but only getting the uid is much easier. The controller already gets the uid in endpoint owner mode, it just doesn't store it away.