Notify Lifecycle Manager if Service/Sec Accounts are going to expire. - #79
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As discussed, we cannot do this. A |
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At the moment we only notify the Lifecycle Manager if a primary account is going to expire. We want to extend this to service/secondary accounts as well.
Secondary/Service Accounts always report active as false, hence we send all of them to GracePeriod if we treated them equally to primary accounts. As a consequence, i would rather use the blocked flag.