Go to the Joomla user manager and click New to create a new user.
On the tab Account Details input all required information.
On the tab Assigned User Groups uncheck all groups, so no group is checked.
Click Save & Close.
The user is now created with no usergroup assigned to the account.
When creating a new user at least one selected usergroup should be required.
A user can be created with no usergroup assigned to the account.
This should not be possible. The result could be that the user receives an email with the account details and the user could even login into the website. But as the account is not assigned to any group, the user cannot do anything, possibly not even logout or edit the profile.
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What should be right behavior? Throw warning and prevent the account being created or assign the new user to default user group configured in com_users options?
Throw warning and prevent the account being created. The same as if no username was entered.
For some reason the administrator unchecked all groups. By showing an warning the administrator can select the right usergroup(s).
Tested succesfully!
Closing as we have a PR
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Also tested on Joomla 3.7 Alpha 2 a user can be created without a group assigned.
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