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WIP create User from person
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/forgefed"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/forgefed"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/log"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/log"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/setting"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/setting"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/util"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/web"
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"code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/web"
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ap "github.com/go-ap/activitypub"
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ap "github.com/go-ap/activitypub"
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@ -135,26 +136,51 @@ func RepositoryInbox(ctx *context.APIContext) {
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// create_user_from_person (if not alreaydy present)
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// create_user_from_person (if not alreaydy present)
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// ToDo
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email := generateUUIDMail(person)
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username := getUserName(person)
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u := &user_model.User{
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LowerName: username.ToLower(),
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Name: username,
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Email: email,
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EmailNotificationsPreference: "disabled",
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Passwd: generateRandomPassword(),
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MustChangePassword: false,
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Type: UserType.UserTypeRemoteUser,
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Location: getUserLocation(person),
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Website: getAPUserID(person),
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IsActive: false,
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IsAdmin: false,
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}
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overwriteDefault := &user_model.CreateUserOverwriteOptions{
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IsActive: util.OptionalBoolTrue,
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IsRestricted: restricted,
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}
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if err := user_model.CreateUser(ctx, u, overwriteDefault); err != nil {
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return fmt.Errorf("CreateUser: %w", err)
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}
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/*
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/*
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ToDo:
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ToDo: Make user
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This might be a forgefed specification question?
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How do we identify users from other places? Do we get the information needed to actually create a user?
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E.g. email adress seems not to be part of the person actor (and may be considered sensitive info by some)
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cmd/admin_user_create.go seems to require an EMail adress for user creation.
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We might just create a user with a random email adress and a random password.
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Fill in user There is a usertype remote in models/user/user.go
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But what if that user wants to create an account at our instance with the same user name?
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In Location maybe the federated user ID
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isActive to false
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isAdmin to false
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maybe static email as userid@hostname.tld
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- maybe test if we can do user without e-mail
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- then test if two users can have the same adress
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- otherwise uuid@hostname.tld
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fill in names correctly
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etc
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We need a remote server with federation enabled to test this
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Or might it just be easier to change the data structure of the star and
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save identifying info of a remote user there? That would make the star structure quite bloaty though.
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It would also implicate that every other feature to be federated might need their own struct to be changed.
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Or create a federated user struct?
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That way, we could save the user info apart from any federated feature but tie it to that.
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On a new registration we could check whether that user has already been seen as federated user and maybe ask if they want to connect these information.
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Features to be federated in the future might benefit from that
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The database of federated features will have to be updated with the new user values then.
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The "if not already present" part might be easy:
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The "if not already present" part might be easy:
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Check the user database for given user id.
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Check the user database for given user id.
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