Display the enabled groups for an app when occ command to list apps is used
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
- Yes, I would like to see as an admin the groups that my apps are enabled for when using
occ app:list
Describe the solution you'd like
- When version
1.0.0of appmyappis enabled for groupmygroup, I currently seemyapp: 1.0.0under the enabled list of apps - I want to see `myapp: 1.0.0 (enabled for mygroup)
Describe alternatives you've considered
- Login and check groups via admin UI
- Do a database query to check groups that an app is enabled for
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Research direction
Start by running the occ app:list command and trace the code behind this entry point to see how enabled apps are formatted. Update the listing so group-enabled apps show the relevant group names, then verify that the output distinguishes normal app enablement from enablement for specific groups.
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- php
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- cli
- Issue type
- Feature
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