Fixed issue #6239 removing toString() on String(CLI) #6268
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Unnessary toString() on String(CLI).
'all' is already a string . Calling 'toString' won't change anything
Why are the changes needed?
1st CHANGE: Removing toString() on String(CLI)
REASON: 'all' is already a string . Calling 'toString' won't change anything
2nd CHANGE: String all = roles.isEmpty() ? "The user has no roles." : String.join(",", roles);
REASON: If the roles list is empty, all will be set to the string "The user has no roles.", otherwise, all will be a comma-separated string created by joining the elements of the roles list.
Fix: #(6239)