fix(influxdb3): Ent 3.10 user management API reference descriptions#7369
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Implements 2 suggestions from #7362 review: - All "user with permission to X" descriptions (8 occurrences). Permissions come from roles, not users — reword to "a user whose **roles** have permission. - `GET /api/v3/users_by_oauth_id/{oauth_id}`. Real consumer is our CLI — consider **not exposing** to customers unless there's a feature ask. @abshierjoel reviewed the 3.10 Enterprise API spec on [docs-v2#7362](#7362) (merged). Six comments on the **user-management / RBAC** endpoint descriptions — two literal suggestions applied before merge, four outstanding. Co-authored-by: Joel Abshier <31899323+abshierjoel@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implements 2 suggestions from #7362 review:
All "user with permission to X" descriptions (8 occurrences). Permissions come from roles, not users — reword to "a user whose roles have permission.
GET /api/v3/users_by_oauth_id/{oauth_id}. Real consumer is our CLI — consider not exposing to customers unless there's a feature ask.Why
@abshierjoel reviewed the 3.10 Enterprise API spec on docs-v2#7362 (merged). Six comments on the user-management / RBAC endpoint descriptions — two literal suggestions applied before merge, four outstanding.
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These descriptions are revised from comments in the source repo so we'll also need to fix them there.