Thank you. After installing the GitHub integration plugin and watching the video, I was able to create a project just as in the video.
My GitHub repository contains only the README.md file as well, however the difference is that my repo is private. The item I create to my private repo on GitHub is not requiring that I add any credentials. Despite not creating any credentials after clicking the git radio button under 'Source Code Management', I can just save the item successfully. I can also click on the GitHub link within the project and it takes me right to the repo in GitHub. Does this sound correct? I feel like it should require defining credentials to successfully connect to GitHub. Or is it that I am being successfully connected via the public key that I put in place on the GitHub side? Or is it possibly a cookie that is allowing the connection? Is that something I can verify some how? Thanks, HB On Sunday, October 28, 2018 at 8:32:54 PM UTC-7, sagar utekar wrote: > > Hi, > > Search for a GitHub integration plugin. > > Here is a YouTube video link you can refer - > https://youtu.be/Z3S2gMBUkBo > > Thank you. > > On Mon, 29 Oct 2018, 08:55 HB, <[email protected] <javascript:>> > wrote: > >> Thank you for the reply. I am not seeing 'gith' plugin, is that short >> for a plugin? Here are the plugins that I have installed referring to git >> and ssh: >> >> Git client plugin >> 2.7.3 >> Git plugin >> 3.9.1 >> GIT server Plugin >> 1.7 >> GitHub API Plugin >> 1.92 >> GitHub Branch Source Plugin >> 2.4.1 >> GitHub plugin >> 1.29.3 >> >> SSH Credentials Plugin >> 1.14 >> SSH Slaves plugin >> 1.28.1 >> >> Am I missing plugins that you are referring to? Thanks again, any >> guidance is greatly appreciated.. >> >> HB >> >> On Sunday, October 28, 2018 at 7:07:08 PM UTC-7, Robert Rajendra wrote: >>> >>> To integrate Jenkins with github. You need to install gith , github >>> plugins with ssh plugin you can read the docs regarding these and get the >>> work done >>> >>> On Mon, 29 Oct 2018, 3:06 am HB, <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> All, >>>> >>>> I am completely new to Jenkins but am tasked with getting a working >>>> environment up and running. >>>> >>>> Everything appears to running well as follows: >>>> >>>> RHEL 7.5 >>>> Jenkins ver 2.148 >>>> >>>> Installed using the below yum repo: >>>> [jenkins] >>>> name=Jenkins >>>> baseurl=http://pkg.jenkins.io/redhat >>>> gpgcheck=1 >>>> >>>> I have it configured to use Active Directory for user authentication >>>> and roles. >>>> >>>> My questions revolve around getting Jenkins connected to GitHub. I am >>>> following these steps: >>>> >>>> https://gist.github.com/misterbrownlee/3708738 >>>> >>>> I have created a 'utility user' (say git-jenkins) in GitHub that will >>>> ideally be the user that Jenkins uses to connect to GitHub. I also have >>>> created a key pair for the connection. Since Jenkins runs as user >>>> 'jenkins' on the server, I created the key pair as this user and imported >>>> the public key to the 'git-jenkins' utility user in GitHub. >>>> >>>> I also set: >>>> >>>> Global Config user.name Value >>>> Global Config user.email Value >>>> >>>> to the 'git-jenkins' GitHub utility user via: Manage Jenkins --> >>>> Configure System. >>>> >>>> >>>> I am trying to follow these steps: >>>> >>>> - Make sure the Manage Jenkins > Configure System has the right path to >>>> git >>>> - Set the global git user.name and user.email to match your global >>>> config options >>>> - Configure GitHub Web Hook to Manually manage hook urls >>>> - Click the (?) icon next to the manual option and copy the hook URL >>>> you see there >>>> - Optionally set the service account email as the Jenkins sender email >>>> address >>>> >>>> However, I am not able to successfully 'test connection' to GitHub in >>>> Manage Jenkins --> Configure System.. >>>> >>>> I am able to clone the repository from the command line with a >>>> different user than the 'git-jenkins' utility user via Jenkins. But since >>>> the 'jenkins' user on the server does not have a login shell out of the >>>> box, I am unable to test from the command line. >>>> >>>> Can anyone point me in the right direction here as to what I might be >>>> missing? 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