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JENKINS-14745fixed a bug whereby no authentication was available, ever, while parsing CLI arguments such as job names. That fix worked for SSH authentication (-i …), which sets a transport authentication, but did not help with a CLIAuthenticator like --username … --password …. Meaning that unless the anonymous user can see your jobs (or computers, etc.), the command cannot be run.This is because CLICommand.main first sets the transport authentication, if any; then parses arguments, including both authenticator arguments like --username and specific command arguments; then asks the authenticator for its authentication, if any (also uses stored authentication from login here); then checks Overall/Read; and finally runs the command. But the parsing of regular command arguments (for e.g. get-job) often needs to be done while authenticated.
The situation with CLIRegisterer, used by commands defined implicitly with @CLIMethod (like disable-job), is different, because the MethodBinder list is called after using the authenticator. So SSH authentication worked fine without any special help from
JENKINS-14745. Unfortunately this code creates an authenticator but never configures it! So it always falls back to using transport authentication—and thus suffers from identical symptoms as regular CLI commands, though for a completely different reason.