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Error disabling user through CLI plugin (JIRA)

Rahul Aich [Nagra]

I have come across a bug and want your opinion how to get round it.,

I am trying to disable users through the CLI plugin.

Now if the user is a component lead then JIRA (through the UI) does not allow you to disable the user.

Now i would expect the same behavior if i try it through CLI

But the bug is that, despite the fact that the user is a component lead, CLI says that the account has been disabled (when in reality it is not)

How do we get round this bug.

Rahul

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Bob Swift

It is likely the CLI is not recognizing the error coming back from JIRA and thinks the action succeeded when it did not. I have created JCLI-523. Sign-up for an id on that site and watch the issue.

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Bob Swift

It is likely the CLI is not recognizing the error coming back from JIRA and thinks the action succeeded when it did not. I have created JCLI-523. Sign-up for an id on that site and watch the issue.

Rahul Aich [Nagra]

Thanks Bob, is there any other side -effect of trying to disable such users through CLI. ?

imean at the moment it looks like a safe option since all it is doing is giving you a false message.

Bob Swift

No, it is just asks JIRA do it using whatever available APIs there are. In this case, it is using UI base interfaces as there are no REST APIs available yet for this. Which is makes it more difficult to cover all the error cases correctly.

Rahul Aich [Nagra]

Thanks Bob, i cant get the link to buy the plugin and the pricing information.

Can you help me to the page please ?

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