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Presently we have an api to remove user's group membership for a given group name but is there a way to remove membership for a given user ? This is especially required when you are automated 'deactivating users' but challenge lies in removing group membership. Without doing this , user would still appear in other atlassian tools group and I'm trying to eliminate this. Please suggest.
Thanks,
Sachin
@Sachin RamaprasadTake a look at this API - https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-crowd/3.6.0/REST/#admin/1.0/users-addUserToGroups
I think this is incorrectly documented, it removes user from multiple group.
@DPKJ , thanks for your response.
I tried this in two methods. First with using application credentials and then with local admin credentials. I got 401 & 404 error respectively.
Does the admin call works on crowd server ?
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@Sachin Ramaprasadthey work, but not able to see how you got 401 or 404 response.
404 implies page does not exists.
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From the above rest api doc, 401 is when user doesn't have permission to execute the operation and 404 is when user doesn't exist. In my case , both are invalid response as I'm using correct application and i have used crowd admin credentials.
Could you send me the query how you are using it in curl ? (feel free to exclude credentials)
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