Thanks Daniel,
With the Cloudbees folder plugin and project based matrix auth it seems to
work for us.
Regards,
Johan.
Op zaterdag 11 oktober 2014 17:02:40 UTC+2 schreef Daniel Beck:
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> On 11.10.2014, at 15:48, 'Matthew Moore' via Jenkins Users <
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Hi Matthew,
Thanks, it indeed seems to work as you described. The feature is somewhat
hidden, so I missed it. But it works very well.
Unfortunately it works for other users as well. Just change the git url and
the credentials will show up.
I have experimented with the Cloudbees Folder plugin an
On 11.10.2014, at 15:48, 'Matthew Moore' via Jenkins Users
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> I believe CloudBees folder plugin allows for folder-scoped credentials,
> combined with Folder permissions (might be a CloudBees enterprise plugin),
> you might be able to achieve what you want.
Folders have support for proj
Domains would allow you to show the credentials for only the pertinent
hostnames, schemes, etc (e.g. github.com, ssh://).
1) Add Domain
2) Add a "hostname" specification for your repo
3) Add your credential *inside* this domain.
The net effect is that when users type this URL into Git, your creden
Have you experimented with "Add domain" and assigned the credentials to the
specific URI and scheme and port that you want to control?
I'm not sure that will exactly match what you're trying to do, since I
believe you're trying to prevent a user who has the permission to modify a
job definition fr
Hi,
Several of our projects have access to their own Git repository through
https.
For this they need to add credentials in the job config (Git plugin).
But is seems only possible to add credentials at global level. Added global
credentials are shown in the credentials dropdownlistbox (Git plu
