allow LDAP mapping values to be lowercased#348
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Add the ability to lowercase values when creating label mappings from
LDAP attributes. In the example the groups that the user is a member of
could be mixed case which would make an ACL like:
match: { account: "/.+/", name: "${labels:groups}/*" }
Not possible. But with this change and the example applied it would be
possible.
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Add the ability to lowercase values when creating label mappings from LDAP attributes. In the example the groups that the user is a member of could be mixed case which would make an ACL like:
match: { account: "/.+/", name: "${labels:groups}/*" }
Not possible. But with this change and the example applied it would be possible.