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This pull request adds a group_show method to SSSCTLUtils to wrap the sssctl group-show command. The implementation is similar to the existing user_show method. My review focuses on ensuring the correct usage of the sssctl command. I've found a potential issue where mutually exclusive arguments can be passed simultaneously, and I've suggested a fix to enforce this constraint and improve the robustness of the new method.
| options = [] | ||
| if group is not None: | ||
| options += [group] | ||
| if sid is not None: | ||
| options += ["-s", sid] | ||
| if gid is not None: | ||
| options += ["-g", str(gid)] |
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The sssctl group-show command expects only one of group, sid, or gid at a time, as they are mutually exclusive options. The current implementation allows multiple of these to be passed simultaneously, which will likely cause the sssctl command to fail.
To make this wrapper safer and more robust, you should add a check to ensure that at most one of these arguments is provided. Using an if/elif structure for building the options would also make the mutual exclusivity clearer.
A similar issue exists in the user_show method.
| options = [] | |
| if group is not None: | |
| options += [group] | |
| if sid is not None: | |
| options += ["-s", sid] | |
| if gid is not None: | |
| options += ["-g", str(gid)] | |
| if sum(x is not None for x in (group, sid, gid)) > 1: | |
| raise ValueError("Only one of 'group', 'sid', or 'gid' can be specified.") | |
| options = [] | |
| if group is not None: | |
| options.append(group) | |
| elif sid is not None: | |
| options.extend(["-s", sid]) | |
| elif gid is not None: | |
| options.extend(["-g", str(gid)]) |
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Oh, someone did that already, never mind |
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