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Change By:
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Nicholas Russell
(18/Mar/15 7:42 PM)
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Description:
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When iterating over a collection with .each, the permission method seems to call the deprecated job permission method with logs a warning (Warning: permission is deprecated)
{code
:groovy
}
def builderNames = ['john', 'jill', 'bob']
freeStyleJob('jobName') {
// ....
authorization {
builderNames.each {
permission(Permissions.ItemBuild, it)
}
}
// ....
}
{code}
However, something like this works and does not log the warning:
{code
:groovy
}
def builderNames = ['john', 'jill', 'bob']
freeStyleJob('jobName') {
// ....
authorization {
for (builderName in builderNames) {
permission(Permissions.ItemBuild, builderName)
}
}
// ....
}
{code}
This seems to be related to https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-27321 but I've updated the description of this issue to specify that it only seems to be happening in .each (though I haven't tried other methods that take Closures as arguments)
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