Availability
This routine is available since katl-commons 1.0 .
Syntax:
userInGroup(group, user)
Description:
Verifies if the selected user is in the selected group(s).Parameters:
Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
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group | string / string[] | Yes | The name(s) of the group(s) in which the user must be |
user | string | Yes | The name or key of the user that needs to be verified |
Return type:
boolean (true/false)
A true return value means that the user associated with the specified username or userkey belongs to the given group(s).
Example:
Example 1:
userInGroup("Administrators", "Admin1");
Returns: True if Admin1 is included in "Administrators" group or False if Admin1 is not included in Administrators group.
Example 2:
userInGroup("Users", currentUser());
Returns: True if the current user is included in "Users" group or False if the current user is not included in "Users" group.
Example 3:
string[] groups = {"Administrators", "Users"}; userInGroup(groups, currentUser());
Returns: True if the current user is included in "Users" or "Administrators" group, or False if the current user is not included neither in "Users" nor in "Administrators" group.
Notes:
The look-up is first made after the userkey, then after the username.
See Also:
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addIssuesToSprint (Power Scripts for Jira Cloud)
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usersInGroups (Power Scripts for Jira Cloud)
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userInGroup (Simple Issue Language™)
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admRemoveGroupFromProjectRole (Simple Issue Language™)
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admAddGroupToProjectRole (Simple Issue Language™)
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