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  • This routine is available starting with katl-commons 1.0.
  • This routine is available for Jira server and cloud deployment options.
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    Syntax

    usersInGroups(groups[, activeUsersOnly])

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    Returns a list of users common to all the specified groups.

    Returns a list of users common to all the specified groups.

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    String []

    Yes

    Array containing the groups names to retrieve the common users from.

    activeUsersOnly

    Boolean

    Return type

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    No

    If true only active users will be returned. If false both active an inactive users will be returned.

    Return Type

    String []

    Returns a list with the usernames of the common users for all the specified groups. The result of the routine is  is the intersection of the sets of users for each specified group, not the union.

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    Examples

    Example 1

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    //The following users belong to both groups jira-developers and jira-administrators: user1, user2
    string [] groups = {"jira-developers", "jira-administrators"};
    string [] usersByGroups;
    usersByGroups = usersInGroups(groups);
    print("The following users belong to both groups jira-administrators and jira-developers: ");
    print(usersByGroups);
    

    Result: The following users belong to both groups jira-administrators and jira-developers: user1|user2

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    Code Block
    function getUsers(string [] groups){ 
      string [] users; 
      for(string group in groups){ 
        string [] currentGrp; 
        currentGrp = addElement(currentGrp, group); 
        for(string user in usersInGroups(currentGrp)){ 
          users = addElementIfNotExist(users, user); 
        } 
      } 
      return users;
    } 
    
    
    string [] groups = {"jira-developers", "jira-administrators"}; 
    description = getUsers(groups); 
    
    

    This example uses the usersInGroups routine to get all users in each group individually and then adding them into a predefined array. So the usersInGroups routine will be called twice: once for jira-administrators and once for jira-developers. Since each time it will be called with a single group, it will return all users from the specified group.Starting with katl-commons 2.5.7, the code above

    Example 3: Union of groups

    The code above (example 2) can be rewritten with the following code:

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    string [] developers = usersInGroups({"jira -developers"});
    string [] administrators = usersInGroups ({"jira-administrators"});
    return arrayUnion (developers, administrators );

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