First off, sorry about the crosspost. After posting to Jenkins Users I
found the instructions on https://jenkins.io/projects/jcasc/ so I am
rephrasing my question and posting here.
The option to use multiple YAML files by specifying a folder path seems
very useful, but the documentation is quite sketchy about the details. By
trial-and-error, and reading some of the source code I have concluded that
the following seems to work:
x.yaml
======
jenkins:
authorizationStrategy:
globalMatrix:
permissions:
- Overall/Administer:jack
y.yaml
======
jenkins:
authorizationStrategy:
globalMatrix:
permissions:
- Overall/Administer:jill
--> resulting in both jack and jill being administrators. However, this
results in a conflict:
a.yaml
======
jenkins:
numExecutors: 1
b.yaml
======
jenkins:
numExecutors: 2
>From what I can gather, merging of YAML *is* supported. Sequences and
mappings are merged recursively until successful/failed, whereas scalars in
the same position in the config tree are considered as conflicting. Am I on
the right track about how this works?
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