This article explains a simple and efficient way to delete multiple groups using a CSV file.
Follow the instructions in this article to delete groups in a matter of minutes.
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Construct a CSV file with the column name group and add the required group values you want to remove. In the example, we want to remove the groups:
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Name the file groups.csv. It is suggested to use groups.csv file for simplification.
Run the action using the newly created CSV file:
Code Block language none --action runFromCsv --file groups.csv --common "--action removeGroup" --continue
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Note that removing a group in Jira is an irreversible action. Removing a group in Jira |
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causes the members of that group |
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to lose access to |
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settings and |
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resources that |
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were |
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specific to that group such as:
This can significantly affect the workflow and productivity of |
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team members |
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, as well as the communication and the work of team members who were not part of that group but were dependent on the permissions, notifications, or other settings |
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specific to that group. Before proceeding |
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in removing |
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a group, |
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double |
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check the |
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group that you want to remove, |
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and ensure that you |
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understand the consequences of this action. |
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is also |
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recommended to have a backup of your data to avoid any data loss. |
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To view how to back up data, check: |
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If a default group is removed, the new default group |
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is set to jira-users |
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