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Directory Groups: each directory group is a core group - #201
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A directory group is now backed by a core group of the same name, so its hosts get that group's snapins, printers, modules and power schedules. Documents the one-group-per-host rule, the OU and domain write on join, the delete pairing, the migration, and what uninstall leaves behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Documents FOGProject/fog-plugins#40 and FOGProject/fogproject#1886.
#<id>name rule, one directory group per host, the OU and domain write on join, nothing changed on leave, and the delete pairing.🤖 Generated with Claude Code