user: add test-cases for maxID (math.MaxInt32)#221
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This only tests the case where gid/uid still falls within int .
If it's larger, it will still resolve to root because it will be treated as an username and still resolved.
So:
9223372036854775808:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/sh
USER 9223372036854775808
Means that the runtime will actually resolve it to root.
This is "correct" behavior, but its confusing to treat a numeric value as an username.
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@vvoland - trying to see where that codepath would be; testing |
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