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Ability to remove myself from an Org
Once I have been added to another person's account (organisation) I can't remove myself. I've reached a point where I have lots of orgs cluttering up my UI and CLI experience but can't remove myself from them. Add the ability for a user to remove their own access to things if required.
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The "solution" works only for removing your self from CF org .... I can't find a solution to remove your self from an account
@Pat McCarthy
I have a bunch (12) of POC accounts that have been closed since but they still turn up in my org list. How to remove them? I tried the bx command mentioend below but that fails with ORG_NAME(region:us-south) not found. Not sure why the region is getting appended to the ORG_NAME. Also, the ORG_NAME is a long one with multiple spaces.
The right answer here is "available now" - if you use the BX CLI.
This command removes you from an org even if you are not the org manager:
bx iam org-user-remove USER_NAME ORG [-f, --force]
It does not get you out of their account, but it clears that org from the list (cli) and the org/space selector in the UI. Which is what most people want.
As we’re moving away from CF Orgs/Spaces - we’ll consider this requirement/usecase in our next generation of user management.
This issue is quite annoying, I'm member of many 6 orgs, that have been used by Trial user. The user can not login and remove me, and I got the list of all orgs, the I'm working in my user account.
Thanks for your idea. I have assigned an owner and they will be following up with you with any clarification questions.