jf rt users-delete

Delete users from Artifactory by username or from a CSV file.

Synopsis

jf rt users-delete <users-list> [options]
jf rt users-delete --csv <path> [options]

Aliases: rt udel

Argument	Required	Description
`<users-list>`	If not using `--csv`	Comma-separated list of usernames: `user1,user2,...`

Flag	Default	Description
`--access-token`	—	JFrog access token
`--csv`	—	Path to a CSV file. First row must be headers: `username`
`--password`	—	JFrog password (for authentication)
`--quiet`	`$CI`	Set to true to skip the delete confirmation message
`--server-id`	—	Server ID configured using the `jf config` command
`--ssh-key-path`	—	SSH key file path
`--ssh-passphrase`	—	SSH key passphrase
`--url`	—	JFrog Artifactory URL (example: `https://acme.jfrog.io/artifactory`)
`--user`	—	JFrog username

jf rt users-delete --help

jf rt users-delete alice,bob --quiet

jf rt users-delete --csv ./users-to-remove.csv --quiet

Warning: This action permanently removes users. You cannot undo it.

Irreversible: Deleted users cannot be recovered. Their artifacts and builds remain, but their account and authentication credentials are permanently removed.
--quiet default: In CI environments (when CI is set), --quiet defaults to true.
Requires admin privileges on the Artifactory instance.
Deleting a user does not remove them from groups. Clean up group memberships separately if needed.