Hey guys
Im using Bob Swift CLI to delete alot of users.
I have the users to delete in a .csv file that looks like this:
<<A>>
userId
<userID>
<userID>
<userID>
...
the command i run is:
acli jira --action runFromCsv --file "C:\Users\NAME\ACLI\jirauser.csv" --common "--action removeUser --userId""" --server http://<URL> --user <USER> --password <PASSWORD>
i get the error that --userId does not exist
user with id '"' not found.
How do i give the command the right ID's from the CSV so that all users are deleted?
I would appreciate the help alot.
Hi @fkoehn ,
We are from the BobSwift support team and would like to inform you that we have created a support request SUPPORT-4635 on your behalf in our portal.
Request you to signup to the portal and let us know so that we can make you the reporter and will be able to access the ticket.
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Can you please run below the CLI action to remove the list of users in bulk from the CSV file.
--action runFromCsv --file users.csv --common "--action removeUser"
We see that you are using --userId"" in your command, please remove that parameter and try to execute the CLI action.
Hope it helps.
If you still see the issue, please provide the below details to troubleshoot the issue further:
--action runFromCsv --file users.csv --common "--action removeUser" --debug
Once the debug logs are displayed on the screen, please attach the file to the support request by copying the complete logs along with the action command.
Thanks,
Raja
First of all thanks for the fast reply and for creating a Ticket in your Forum on my behalf.
Please close the Ticket in your Forum, as your idea already worked out fine :)
I ran my original command without the --userId"" and it is now deleting users in Jira based on my CSV file.
Thanks again for the input!
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