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 causes the members of that group to lose access to settings and resources that were specific to that group such as:
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team members, 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 specific to that group. Before proceeding in removing a group, double check the group that you want to remove, and ensure that you understand the consequences of this action. To view how to back up data, check: |
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If a default group is removed, the new default group is set to jira-users. |