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Get all project that use a group crowd

Salim Hammar

Hi everyone

I would like get all project use the groups

Example :

Groups Crow : test-administrators ; test-developers

Project used the groups test-administrators : Test1 and Test2

I to do this script but he don't work

Have you idea ??

Thanks in advance

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PD Sheehan

This is working for me:

import com.onresolve.scriptrunner.parameters.annotation.ShortTextInput
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
import com.atlassian.jira.security.Permissions

@ShortTextInput(description = 'Select admin group to search for', label = 'Admin group')
String adminGroup
def group = ComponentAccessor.groupManager.getGroup(adminGroup)
assert group, "No group found by the name of $adminGroup"
def projects = ComponentAccessor.projectManager.projectObjects
def projectsWithGroup = []
projects.each{
    def listGroups =  ComponentAccessor.permissionManager.getAllGroups(Permissions.BROWSE, it)
if(listGroups.contains(group)){
        projectsWithGroup.add(it)
    }
}
"Projects containing $group.name: <br>${projectsWithGroup.collect{"$it.name ($it.key)"}.join('<br>')}"

But you want to look for an alternative solution since the "com.atlassian.jira.security.Permissions" is deprecated. Strangely, they've not deprecated the permissionsManager.getAllGroups method. It's the only one that still requires the Permissions class and there is no replacement.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Hmm, this one has thrown me a bit of a curveball.

My initial answer was going to boil down to "define 'use'", but I wanted to think about it a bit before answering, and it got complicated.

The "define 'use'" matters though - a project could be using a group in all sorts of ways. The obvious one is the stuff around permissions that I think this question is about (possibly as simple as "what groups can see this project?"?), but there's more. Do you have group-picker fields? Have you used groups in the notifications scheme? Or the security scheme? Have you used groups in the workflows?

That's not the curveball though, it's just checking I am thinking about the right question.

Assuming it is about "groups who have permissions in the projects", then there is a complexity you'll need to think about. Going back to "Can this group see the issues" as the simple example, then it is not a simple question because you could set up the "browse project" permission with:

Group X can see it.
Role Y can see it, and someone has added Group X to role Y
Custom field Z (a group-picker field) can see it and someone has selected group Z for some issues

So, the curveball is in @PD Sheehan 's code. I do not know if that drills down into the three lines above. It will either return

Where Group X has been used in the permission scheme

Where Group X has made its way into the permission scheme by being named directly, or by being added to a role or group-picker.

I really do hope the code there will literally return all the groups that have a permission, by whatever route, but I don't know.

Please, do let us know if it does! I'd be very grateful to find out!

(Actually, the bit about the group-picker is a bit of a red-herring, I do know how that works, and you do not want the long boring essay that ends up with "just don't use group-pickers in permission schemes, it's probably not going to do what you expect")

PD Sheehan

Yeah @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- I made some assumptions about where the OP was attempting to go based on some of the code they had already written.

Since the code was already attempting to get all the groups that have BROWSE permission, I just fixed the part of the code that was comparing the list for a given project against the group specified by the form/annotation.