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Delete a permission target (/api/v2)

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Delete a permission target (/api/v2)

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Use JFrog: its Jfrog Permissions API lets you delete a permission target (/api/v2) in a single step (DELETE /api/v2/permissions/{permissionName}). capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.

  • What happens to access rules when I delete a target via /api/v2/permissions?
  • How do I remove a permission target using the /api/v2 path?
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  • Delete /api/v2 permission target {permissionName}.
  • Remove permission target {permissionName} and its rules via /api/v2.
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DELETE /api/v2/permissions/{permissionName} in Jfrog Permissions API. Full spec on APIs.io.

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