https://{{keystone_ip}}:5000/v3/domains?enabled= is behaving differently, it returns all domains disregarding enabled/or disabled.
Thank you for Kristi's explanation. normally,
Since the url params are filtering strings, when the url param is appended but equals to <empty>, it implies that the filter is not applied. thus, it returns all values without filtering. I feel it's more a common way as nova/neutron is implemented.
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https://{{keystone_ ip}}:5000/ v3/domains? enabled= is behaving differently, it returns all domains disregarding enabled/or disabled.
Thank you for Kristi's explanation. normally,
Since the url params are filtering strings, when the url param is appended but equals to <empty>, it implies that the filter is not applied. thus, it returns all values without filtering. I feel it's more a common way as nova/neutron is implemented.