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Checks if a user is in a group. 

Argument user_name can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names or role names. In that case the function will return true only if all users in the list, groups of the list, and in the roles of the list, are in the group in the second argume{nt.

Checks if a user or group of users plays a role in current project. 

Argument user_name can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names or role names. In that case the function will return true only if all users in the list, groups of the list, and in the roles of the list, are in project role in the second argument, for current project.

Checks if a user or group of users plays a role in a certain project. 

Argument user_name can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names or role names. In that case the function will return true only if all users in the list, groups of the list, and in the roles of the list, are in role in the second argument, for the project in the third argument.

Checks if a user is active. 

Argument user_name can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names or role names. In that case the function will return true only if all users in the list, groups of the list, and in the roles of the list, are active.

Returns a 

Argument user_name is a string with a user name, not to be confused with user full name.

Returns a 

Argument user_names is a string list with user names, not to be confused with users full names.

Returns a 

Argument user_name is a string with a user name, not to be confused with user full name.

Returns a 

Argument user_names is a string list with a user names, not to be confused with users full names.

Returns a 

Returned value is a string with a user name.

Returns a 

In case that only one user is expected, function first(string list) can be used to extract a string with its user name.

Returns the

If the user doesn't have the property, "" will be returned.

Returns the 

The output will contain as many strings as users have the property set.

Returns the 

Equivalent to the previous function that returns a

Returns the 

Parameter groupName can be a comma separated list of group names, returning the users that belong to any of the groups.

Returns the 

Parameter userName can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names and project role names, returning the list of project roles for those users represented by input argument.

Returns the 

Parameter userName can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names and project role names, returning the list of project roles for those users represented by input argument.

Returns the 

Parameter userName can also be a comma separated list of user names, group names and project role names, returning the list of project roles for those users represented by input argument.

Returns the 

Equivalent to the previous

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Returns the

Returns the  name of the active user playing project role with name projectRoleName in current issue's project, and has the lower number of issues with resolution empty assigned; or "" if there isn't any user in the project role. Parameter projectRoleName can be a comma separated list of project role names, returning the least busy users among the project roles.

Equivalent to the previous function but with extra argument projectKey for selecting the project argument projectRoleName refers to.
Example: leastBusyUserInRole("Developers", "CRM") returns

Equivalent to the previous function but with extra argument jqlQuery, used for restricting the issues to be considered to pick the least busy user as a 

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The string queueName is an arbitrary name. The queue is automatically created the first time a queue is used in a function call. Each time the function is called on the same pair of arguments (group, queue) , a different user in the group is returned. The queue can be used in different transitions of the same or different workflows within the same Jira instance. null is returned if group is empty.