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    story #6934 REST: route /users/:id GET
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REST: route /users/:id GET
Returns an object with minimal user info.

{
"id",
"short_name",
"display name"
}

Accessible to ALL registered users (including restricted). Only visible to non-registered users if the same applies in the UI
* Returns an object with minimal user info.
{
"id",
"short_name",
"display name"
}

* Accessible to ALL registered users (including restricted). Only visible to non-registered users if the same applies in the UI

*Needs a test
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  • [ ] Does it involves User Interface? 
  • [ ] Are there any mockups?
  • [ ] Are permissions checked?
  • [ ] Does it need Javascript development?
  • [ ] Does it need a forge upgrade bucket?
  • [ ] Does it need to execute things in system events?
  • [ ] Does it impact project creation (templates)?
  • [ ] Is it exploratory?
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#6934
dylan bowden (dylan)
2014-06-03 11:57
2014-05-23 16:34
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epic #4952 REST API
rel #6687 7.2

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tuleap/tuleap/stable

Merge commit 'refs/changes/36/2536/2' of ssh://gerrit.tuleap.net:29418/tuleap into tuleap-stable-master 0797733d13
User avatar Manuel Vacelet (vaceletm) , 2014-06-03 11:49
story #6934 - REST: route /users/:id GET 24db3d656a
User avatar Martin GOYOT (goyotm) , 2014-06-03 10:59
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Martin GOYOT (goyotm)2014-06-02 14:53
  • I want to
    -REST: route /user/:id GET 
    +REST: route /users/:id GET 
  • Permissions set to
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Laurent Delaigue (ldelaigue)2014-05-27 14:23
last edited by: Laurent Delaigue (ldelaigue) 2014-05-28 15:02
I think it should be Get /users/:id (with an "s")
and "display_name" (with an underscore)

Just to be sure : "short_name" would be the user's login, and "display_name" the user's "real name"?