jira.user('myuser',expand="groups").groups.item[0].name

[Avijit Dey]

 Working on an issue with jira-python.

jira.user('myuser',expand="groups").groups.item[0].name

jira.user('myuser',expand="groups").groups.item[1].name  

..

jira.user('myuser',expand="groups").groups.item[n].name 

With the above code, I am getting a user group which is correct 

But now I do not know how many groups belong to a user. 

Say user1 having 5 groups and user 2 having 10 groups.

my questions: how I will check all groups name for a particular user. Shall I need to use any loop for it?

[Gonchik Tsymzhitov]

Hi! 

Sure, please, loop. 

groups = jira.user('myuser',expand="groups").groups

for group in groups:

   print(group.name)