User Management
Atlassian Rest API comes with limitations when retrieving group membership for specified groups. Here's an alternative way, using User Management.
Web Request using Python and Requests:
import requests
# Change base URL
JIRA_HOST = "https://baseurl"
# Change credentials
CREDENTIALS = ('user', 'password')
headers = {
'X-Atlassian-Token': 'no-check'
}
payload = {
'filterParameters': '{"groups":["jira-administrators"],"userStatus":"ACTIVE"}'
}
files = {'filterParameters': (None, '')}
r = requests.post(JIRA_HOST + 'rest/techtime-usermanagement/1.0/bulkChange/userFilter', files=files, data=payload, timeout=2.5, headers=headers, auth=CREDENTIALS)
print(r.text)
Each returned JSON object contains the following attribute:
| Name | Data Type |
|---|---|
| username | string |
| displayName | string |
| string | |
| lastLogin | integer (Unix time format) |
| active | boolean |
| directory | list (containing integer values only) |
Response example:
[
{
"username": "jira-admin",
"displayName": "JIRA Admin",
"email": "admin@example.com",
"lastLogin": 1641613448604,
"active": true,
"directories": [
1
]
},
{
"username": "Jean Bryant",
"displayName": "Jean Bryant",
"email": "jean.bryant@example.com",
"lastLogin": 1649816109445,
"active": true,
"directories": [
10000
]
}
]
Configuration
You can specify your search in the payload:
payload = {
'filterParameters': '{"groups":["<group name>"],"userStatus":"<status>"}'
}