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Caranfil Alegzandru
Asked: 2018-08-14 22:48:07 +0800 CST

Jenkins list user ids using script console

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I want to list all users in jenkins, via the console script that jenkins has.

So far I managed to list all the users using this:

import hudson.model.User   
User.getAll().each { user ->   
   println user}

but they are listed by the first and last name, which I don't need...

I would like to list them by their user IDs, can you give me a hand?

I looked through the documentation but I fail to understand how to use it the right way. I'm not so experimented with groovy scripting..

Any ideas? Thank you!

scripts users jenkins

2 Answers

  1. According to the hudson.modle.User documentation, you can use the getId() method to get the user's id.

    Probably like that:

    import hudson.model.User
User.getAll().each { user ->
println user.getId()}
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  2. First, sorry for posting this on ask ubuntu instead of serverfault.

    I found the perfect way: 

    import hudson.model.User   
import jenkins.model.Jenkins   
def realm = Jenkins.getInstance().getSecurityRealm()   
def users = realm.getAllUsers()   
for (User u : users) {   
    def userid = u.getId()   
    println(userid + " ")   
}
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