{user-reporter}
Plugin: Reporting Plugin, from version 1.0
Reports on Confluence users matching the specified criteria.
Description
This macro must be used within a report display macro (e.g. report-list or report-table). It will find a list of users matching the specified criteria. The users' details can be accessed via the User Supplier. For example, to get the user's full name, use the report-info macro like so:
Usage
Parameters
| Name |
Required |
Default |
Description |
| user(s) | | | The comma-separated list of usernames to report on. |
| group(s) | | | The comma-separated list of groups the users have membership in. Each group name may be prefixed with a '+' (to indicate the group is required) or '-' (to indicate the group should be excluded). E.g. "+foo, -bar" will include only users in the 'foo' group who are not also in the 'bar' group. |
| space(s) | | | KEY > permission - the comma-separated list of spaces where the user must have certain permissions on. By default, the permission is 'view'. Otherwise, you may specify one of the following after the '>':
- view - (default) the user can view the space.
- edit - the user can edit pages.
- admin - the user has administration access.
- news - the user can post a news entry.
- comment - the user can post a comment.
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Recipes
See Also
Although I have entered the group parameter to exclude some users on a report I am creating, the output is still inclduing every confluence user. I would appreciate any insight on this one.
Could you post the code you're using for the reporter? Be sure to put it in a {noformat} macro or I won't be able to see it.
Update: I checked it out and there was a bug with testing groups. Upgrading to Reporting Plugin 1.0.1 should solve the problem.