The information regarding the group (e.g. Cooperators, Ordinary Members of the Community) to which a member belongs is specified by the LDAP "group(s)" to which the Member belongs (as per Issue #65).
Therefore, the boolean variables describing whether the member belongs or not to a specific group are redundant. Their existence creates a quality risk (if subsequent developers rely on these booleans to perform operations).
I hence propose to suppress the following boolean variables of the LDIF descriptor of the LDAP directory:
SergioArbarviro
commented
5 months ago
The information regarding the group (e.g. Cooperators, Ordinary Members of the Community) to which a member belongs is specified by the LDAP "group(s)" to which the Member belongs (as per Issue #65).
Therefore, the boolean variables describing whether the member belongs or not to a specific group are redundant. Their existence creates a quality risk (if subsequent developers rely on these booleans to perform operations).
I hence propose to suppress the following boolean variables of the LDIF descriptor of the LDAP directory: