def main():
i = 0
jira = JIRA("http://localhost:8080", basic_auth=('pro', 'pro'))
projects = jira.projects()
for project in projects:
print("Project Name: " + project.name)
roles = jira.project_roles(project)
for role in roles:
print("Role Name: " + role)
the_role = jira.project_role(project, role)
for actor in role.actors:
print("Actor Name: " + actor)
sys.exit(42)
my_array = []
for group in groups:
j = 0
my_array.append([group])
print("Group Name: " + group)
j = j + 1
members = jira.group_members(group)
for member in members:
my_array[i].append(member)
print(" Member: " + member)
j = j + 1
i = i + 1
pickle.dump(my_array, open("groupBackup.p", "wb"))
project = os.environ['JIRA_PROJECT']
username = os.environ['JIRA_USERNAME']
password = os.environ['JIRA_PASSWORD']
# connect to Jira
options = {"server": server}
jira = JIRA(options, basic_auth=(username, password))
# get all the roles in the project
roles = jira.project_roles(project)
print(f"project = {project}")
# for each role, get the role name
for rolename in roles:
roleid = roles[rolename]['id']
role = jira.project_role(project, roleid)
roledescription = role.description or "<role description missing>"
print(f" role = {rolename} ({roleid}, {roledescription})")
# then look in that role's members, either groups or users or both
for actor in role.actors:
actorid = actor.id
actorname = actor.name
actordisplayname = actor.displayName
actortype = actor.type
actortype_display = "UNKNOWN"
# if it's a user, then print the user's data
if (actortype == "atlassian-user-role-actor"):
actortype_display = "USER"
print(
