user

func NewCommand ¶

func NewCommand() *cobra.Command

func NewDeprecatedTopLevelCommand ¶

func NewDeprecatedTopLevelCommand() *cobra.Command

NewDeprecatedTopLevelCommand returns a hidden top-level "user" command that preserves backward compatibility for the four UserOperation-issuing commands that existed at the root before the iam refactor:

d8 user lock <user> <duration>
d8 user unlock <user>
d8 user reset-password <user> <bcryptHash>   (legacy 2-positional form)
d8 user reset-2fa <user>                     (alias of reset2fa)

lock / unlock / reset2fa are reused verbatim from the in-package factory (newUserOpCommand) so their flags / completion / wait semantics stay byte-identical with the new `d8 iam user ...` counterparts.

reset-password is the one shape we cannot reuse: the legacy command took a positional bcrypt hash, while the modern iam form expects --password-hash. We rebuild the legacy 2-arg signature explicitly here and delegate the actual UserOperation wire shape to runUserOperation (the same helper the modern command uses), so the only difference is the input-parsing layer.

Other former d8 user surfaces (create / delete / get / list) are NOT re-exposed here — they were either added in this PR (no BC obligation) or never existed at the root (so there is nothing to break).