(domain)
return max(n_users_included_in_subscription, n_users)
Returns the number of users "allocated" to the project

    That is, the actual number of users or the number of users included in the subscription,
    whichever is higher.

    This number is then used to portion out resource allocation through rate limiting.
Returns the number of users "allocated" to the project
Returns the number of users allocated to the project
def get_n_users_for_rate_limiting(domain):
    """
    Returns the number of users "allocated" to the project

    That is, the actual number of users or the number of users included in the subscription,
    whichever is higher.

    This number is then used to portion out resource allocation through rate limiting.

    """
    n_users = _get_user_count(domain)
    n_users_included_in_subscription = _get_users_included_in_subscription(domain)
    return max(n_users_included_in_subscription, n_users)
def get_n_users_for_rate_limiting ( domain ) : n_users = _get_user_count ( domain ) n_users_included_in_subscription = _get_users_included_in_subscription ( domain ) return max ( n_users_included_in_subscription , n_users )