Add includeUserConfig option #27
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When users are mostly managed through LDAP (or more precisely Active Directory) there may be a lot of activity due to changes of the list of groups to which someone belongs (often just changing the order). Moreover, this is not useful, since the info is just always replaced with what's in AD.
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@guipal, would you consider merging this PR, as I saw you asked for maintainer rights? This would be of great help in our setup where users are synced with Active Directory. Thanks, |
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@guipal, would you have some time to merge this PR ? |
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When users are mostly managed through LDAP (or more precisely Active Directory)
there may be a lot of activity due to changes of the list of groups to which
someone belongs (often just changing the order). Moreover, this is not useful,
since the info is just always replaced with what's in AD.