Add support for a one-to-many groups relationship

[visortelle]

Can a single user be a member of multiple groups?

[ezekg]

No. Currently, resources can belong to a single group. What's your use case here?

[visortelle]

In my case, one user account may belong to several different organizations.

It's similar to how organizations work on GitHub. You can be a member of the keygen-sh organization and at the same time be a member of the microsoft organization.

Each organization may buy products on a per-seat or metered model, e.g. increase organization members count limit or buy additional GitHub Actions minutes.

I supposed that I can implement this way:

• For each organization, I create a corresponding Keygen Group.
• For each user, I create a corresponding Keygen User and make him a member of corresponding Keygen Groups. As we figured out, currently I can't do it this way.
• When the organization admin buys a license for 10 users, I create a Keygen License with maxMachines set to 10, and associate it with the corresponding Keygen Group.

@ezekg I'm new to Keygen and maybe I'm missing something.

[ezekg]

Currently, this type of grouping is not possible. You'll probably need to accomplish this grouping outside of Keygen, using user metadata as a lookup table instead of using the group relationship. Updating the issue to reflect the feature request.