Hi @Mengmeng Yu ,
There's no function for this in the Jira admin interface, but you can do it from the database or using the REST API.
Here's a sample MySQL query to get you started:
SELECT child_name AS "username", directory_id FROM cwd_membership WHERE parent_name = "jira-administrators" ORDER BY username ASC
Note: I don't recommend making direct changes in the database, but querying for information as a read-only user is super helpful!
Hope this helps,
Rachel Wright
Author, Jira Strategy Admin Workbook
Hi,
I wanted to let you know that the functionality you're looking for is available with Group Master for Jira (Data Center)!
You can check it out here:
Group Master for Jira - Data Center
In addition to managing group members, Group Master offers several advanced features, including:
Best regards,
Nina
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