Hi -
I am writing a Jenkinsfile script to automate the creation of pipelines
using the multibranch plugin. The Jenkinsfile appears at the root of a
github repo. Branch Indexing is working fine and the first stages (Maven
commands) go trough without a hitch.
But then I am trying to deploy using ansible, for which I need ssh. I have
defined a global-scoped "secret-file" credentials, which regular jobs can
see and use. But my script-generated jobs do not get access to the
credentials.
In the following sample code, the echo command never runs :
node() {
withCredentials([[$class: 'FileBinding', credentialsId: 'secret-file',
variable: 'SECRET_FILE']]) {
echo "${SECRET_FILE}"
}
}
Moreover, using the "withCredentials" Pipeline Syntax Snippet Generator at
the branch job level, the combobox does not list any available credentials.
But doing the same thing a level above (in the multibranch job), the
combobox shows all global-scoped credentials, including the "secret-file"
which I am looking to use in my script.
I don't know if this is an intentional limitation, either by design or for
security, that can be configured or worked around or if it is a plain bug
that I should file an issue for. I tried both freshly installed Windows
Jenkins 2.15 and an older 1.651.3 Linux Jenkins with updated plugins and
got the same behvaior.
If anybody has a clue, this would make my week!
Francis
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