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package users

import "github.com/jenkins-x/jx/pkg/users"

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Package Files

git.go user_details.go users.go

func AddAccountReference Uses

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func AddAccountReference(user *jenkinsv1.User, gitProviderKey string, id string) *jenkinsv1.User

AddAccountReference adds an account reference and label (created from gitProviderKey and id) to the user

func CreateUser Uses

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func CreateUser(ns string, login string, name string, email string) *jenkinsv1.User

CreateUser creates a new default User

func DeleteUser Uses

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func DeleteUser(jxClient versioned.Interface, ns string, userName string) error

DeleteUser deletes the user resource but does not uninstall the underlying namespaces

func GetUsers Uses

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func GetUsers(jxClient versioned.Interface, ns string) (map[string]*jenkinsv1.User, []string, error)

GetUsers returns the pending users with the sorted order of names

func Resolve Uses

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func Resolve(id string, providerKey string, jxClient versioned.Interface,
    namespace string, selectUsers func(id string, users []jenkinsv1.User) (string,
        []jenkinsv1.User, *jenkinsv1.User, error)) (*jenkinsv1.User, error)

Resolve does the heavy lifting for user resolution. This function is not normally called directly but by a dedicated user resolver (e.g. GitUserResolver) * checking the user custom resources to see if the user is present there * calling selectUsers to try to identify the user as often user info is not complete in a git response

type GitUserResolver Uses

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type GitUserResolver struct {
    GitProvider gits.GitProvider
    JXClient    jenkninsv1client.Interface
    Namespace   string
}

GitUserResolver allows git users to be converted to Jenkins X users

func (*GitUserResolver) GitProviderKey Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) GitProviderKey() string

GitProviderKey returns the provider key for this GitUserResolver

func (*GitUserResolver) GitSignatureAsUser Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) GitSignatureAsUser(signature *object.Signature) (*jenkinsv1.User, error)

GitSignatureAsUser resolves the signature to a Jenkins X User

func (*GitUserResolver) GitUserLogin Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) GitUserLogin(user *jenkinsv1.User) string

GitUserLogin returns the login for the git provider, or an empty string if not found

func (*GitUserResolver) GitUserSliceAsUserDetailsSlice Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) GitUserSliceAsUserDetailsSlice(users []gits.GitUser) ([]jenkinsv1.UserDetails, error)

GitUserSliceAsUserDetailsSlice resolves a slice of git users to a slice of Jenkins X User Details

func (*GitUserResolver) GitUserToUser Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) GitUserToUser(gitUser *gits.GitUser) *jenkinsv1.User

GitUserToUser performs type conversion from a GitUser to a Jenkins X user, attaching the Git Provider account to Accounts

func (*GitUserResolver) Resolve Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) Resolve(user *gits.GitUser) (*jenkinsv1.User, error)

Resolve will convert the GitUser to a Jenkins X user and attempt to complete the user info by: * checking the user custom resources to see if the user is present there * making a call to the gitProvider as often user info is not complete in a git response

func (*GitUserResolver) UpdateUserFromPRAuthor Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) UpdateUserFromPRAuthor(author *jenkinsv1.User, pullRequest *gits.GitPullRequest,
    commits []*gits.GitCommit) (*jenkinsv1.User, error)

UpdateUserFromPRAuthor will attempt to use the

func (*GitUserResolver) UserToGitUser Uses

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func (r *GitUserResolver) UserToGitUser(id string, user *jenkinsv1.User) *gits.GitUser

UserToGitUser performs type conversion from a Jenkins X User to a Git User

type UserDetailService Uses

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type UserDetailService struct {
    // contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewUserDetailService Uses

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func NewUserDetailService(jxClient versioned.Interface, namespace string) UserDetailService

func (*UserDetailService) CreateOrUpdateUser Uses

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func (this *UserDetailService) CreateOrUpdateUser(u *v1.UserDetails) error

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