This PR introduces LDAP commands to the CLI, enhancing Harbor's capabilities by allowing the management and import of LDAP users directly through the command line interface.
The addition of LDAP commands follows the recent integration of configuration commands #114 into the CLI. The configuration commands provide a foundational framework that allows administrators to set and manage Harbor configurations from the command line. By building on this foundation, the LDAP commands leverage the existing configuration setup, ensuring that user management aligns seamlessly with the configured LDAP settings.
Added Commands:
ldap ping -- ping the ldap server testing the connection.
ldap search -- search the ldap users with id.
ldap import -- import users with their id.
ldap search group -- search ldap groups.
Conclusion:
This enhancement significantly improves the operational efficiency and capabilities of Harbor's CLI. It makes LDAP user management more accessible, quicker, and more integrated.
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Summary
This PR introduces LDAP commands to the CLI, enhancing Harbor's capabilities by allowing the management and import of LDAP users directly through the command line interface.
The addition of LDAP commands follows the recent integration of configuration commands #114 into the CLI. The configuration commands provide a foundational framework that allows administrators to set and manage Harbor configurations from the command line. By building on this foundation, the LDAP commands leverage the existing configuration setup, ensuring that user management aligns seamlessly with the configured LDAP settings.
Added Commands:
ldap ping-- ping the ldap server testing the connection.ldap search-- search the ldap users with id.ldap import-- import users with their id.ldap search group-- search ldap groups.Conclusion:
This enhancement significantly improves the operational efficiency and capabilities of Harbor's CLI. It makes LDAP user management more accessible, quicker, and more integrated.
Fixes: #113