I managed it from the REST API with:
/rest/api/2/groups/picker?maxResults=10000
but can I do it from the GUI?
Hopefully without admin powers.
No need to show which users are in that group, that has already been asked at: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/JIRA-questions/List-of-all-Members-in-specific-Jira-groups/qaq-p/134483
It's kind of infuriating for there to be a `membersOf` function but not have auto-listing of groups that are candidate arguments for that function. That lack is my primary interest in having _some_ easy way of merely listing the names of the groups in the instance. This is turning my writing of a report JQL query from a 1-minute task into a enormous ordeal.
But thanks for the API query; that made my day!
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https://<your.servername>/secure/admin/user/GroupBrowser.jspa?start=0&max=300
Will show the first 300, increase to 1000 if needed.
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Any method that does not require admin, and shows all groups I can view?
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