It would seem we can figure out something with the REST api, using groupuserpicker and group operations, but I wanted to check if anyone had a better idea or had something to share?
Thanks
Carl
If it were me, I'd grab a copy of Bob Swift's Jira CLI and then run commands that look something like this:
acli -a runFromUserList --group "Group 1" --common "--action addUserToGroup --userId \"@userKey@\" --group \"Consolidated Group\""
acli -a runFromUserList --group "Group 2" --common "--action addUserToGroup --userId \"@userKey@\" --group \"Consolidated Group\""
acli -a runFromUserList --group "Group 3" --common "--action addUserToGroup --userId \"@userKey@\" --group \"Consolidated Group\
(Credit to @Amelie Winkler _Appfire_ for the hint on using the @userId@ replacement variable. But thanks to good old GDPR I think it's probably best to use @userKey@ in case there are duplicate user names.)
Here's some documentation:
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