[Feature]: Allow instance admins to manage users at the instance level

[jriganati]

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Summary

Instance admins need the ability to see and manage the details of those who have signed up and created an account.

• See the instance level accounts.
• See which workspaces a user has access to (across entire instance)
• Delete a user account
• Reset a password

Why should this be worked on?

Here's an example scenario: We’re going to run a self-hosted community edition pilot instance. I’m going to invite a handful of users to join the pilot. They’ll Sign Up for an account using the Form Login and be on their way.

After a bit, I’ll want to be able to see who Signed up and created an account. So I’d want to be able to see the instance’s accounts. Or maybe I’ll want to delete a user’s account for some reason. Maybe they leave the company or are no longer part of the pilot. How would I do that?

[makulais]

In my case, my user's, whom I have added, type in the wrong email and set up a new account, which then needs to be deleted as they keep accessing the 'wrong' account, rather than the correct one, by typing in the wrong email, again, and again, and again. In one case, the guy actually created 4, get this, FOUR wrong email accounts, and I have no way to view or delete them. Sigh.

[infinitetrooper]

The instance admin should be able to manage users from Admin settings in Community Edition. Community Request

As this is primarily an instance management feature and not an access control feature, we don't need to have the invite user and assign role/group functionality. We can achieve this by showing the Users page of GAC in the community edition and not having the below functionalities. The admin will then be able to keep tabs on users in the instance and remove unnecessary users as required.

Add Users Edit User (2 entry points - 1. from the 3-dot menu and 2. from clicking on user email)

[infinitetrooper]

Additional user request here

[riteshkew]

Needs to be prioritised again.