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My company got bought by another company. We are migrating people's addresses from say a@b.com to c@d.com
Rather than having to go to every bloody user page and go through the 1000 steps to update a single piece of data, is there a way to feed a list of names and addresses to change? Maybe old address, new address in CSV format?
I should mention its not just a domain change, the naming convention has changed as well.
Hi @Rob Horan,
This is definitely possible and much easier when you have a CSV to read from.
Using the REST API - write a script that reads the CSV and makes a update call to Jira.
For example a PUT request to
/rest/api/2/user?username=oldusername
with this data
{"Name":"newusername","EmailAddress":"newemail@email.com"}
Let me know of any questions.
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Yes.
Crowd as well has this endpoint .. that updates a user
PUT/user?username=USERNAME
Updates a user
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