Re: I'm lost in trying to use a private git repository

On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 1:34 AM gary oblock wrote: > Any pointers on how to do these??? Note, URLs of pages with generic help > on these topics might suffice > I'm a newbie to both Jenkins and GIT (though user howto documentation on > the later seems more accessible.) > > Thanks, > > Gary > >

Re: I'm lost in trying to use a private git repository

Any pointers on how to do these??? Note, URLs of pages with generic help on these topics might suffice I'm a newbie to both Jenkins and GIT (though user howto documentation on the later seems more accessible.) Thanks, Gary On Friday, January 31, 2020 at 2:36:03 PM UTC-8, Mark Waite wrote:

Re: I'm lost in trying to use a private git repository

Jenkins uses credentials to access private repositories. You'll need to provide the credentials for that repository as a Jenkins credential. The Jenkins git plugin supports username / password credentials for https repositories. The Jenkins git plugin supports private key credentials for ssh

I'm lost in trying to use a private git repository

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