ansible/test/integration/targets/user/vars/main.yml

user_home_prefix:
  Linux: '/home'
  FreeBSD: '/home'
  SunOS: '/home'
  Darwin: '/Users'

status_command:
  OpenBSD: "grep ansibulluser /etc/master.passwd | cut -d ':' -f 2"
  FreeBSD: 'pw user show ansibulluser'

default_user_group:
  openSUSE Leap: users
  MacOSX: admin

default_local_user_group:
  MacOSX: admin
Only report change when home directory is different on FreeBSD (#42865) * Only report change when home directory is different Add tests with home: parameter Have to skip macOS for now since there is a bug when specifying the home directory path for an existing user that results in a module failure. That needs to be fixed in a separate PR. 6 years ago			`user_home_prefix:`
			`Linux: '/home'`
			`FreeBSD: '/home'`
			`SunOS: '/home'`
			`Darwin: '/Users'`
make password locking in user module idempotent (#43671) * Simplify logic and add FreeBSD & NetBSD * Remove incorrect flag for lock and unlock on FreeBSD * Add tests and changelog Co-authored-by: Chris Gadd <gaddman@email.com> 6 years ago
			`status_command:`
			`OpenBSD: "grep ansibulluser /etc/master.passwd \| cut -d ':' -f 2"`
			`FreeBSD: 'pw user show ansibulluser'`
User - Create parent directories if they do not exist in the specified home path (#51043) * Create a user home directory if it has parents that do not exist The useradd command line tool does not create parent directories. Check if the specified home path has parents that do not exist. If so, create them prior to running useradd, then set the proper permission on the created directory. Add tests Signed-off-by: Sam Doran <sdoran@redhat.com> * Use dict for default user group in tests Signed-off-by: Sam Doran <sdoran@redhat.com> * Fix tests Signed-off-by: Sam Doran <sdoran@redhat.com> 5 years ago
			`default_user_group:`
			`openSUSE Leap: users`
			`MacOSX: admin`
user - consistently create user home directory on Linux (#71952) Always use create_homedir when we are asked to create a home directory in the User class. Don't use the -m and -k parameters from useradd / luseradd as they behave differently with respect to preexisting home directories. Instead always specify -M to ensure that useradd / luseradd do not try to create the home directory. This does not change potential different behaviours in child classes of the User class. Consider the new umask option from #73821 in create_homedir as well as we do not let luseradd / useradd create the home directory any longer. 4 years ago
			`default_local_user_group:`
			`MacOSX: admin`