Since your test is using JenkinsRule, I believe the
JenkinsRule.createSlave() method will return a DumbSlave without requiring
that you use SSHLauncher and without requiring that you have access to a
computer at the specific IP address embedded in the test.
Is there a specific reason that your
Thanks @Mark
I don't need to set jenkins master node address?
在 2019年3月1日星期五 UTC+8下午8:46:44，田欧写道：
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> I'm using `ssh-slaves-plugin` and write some codes, like the below:
>
> @RequestMapping(value = "/test", method = RequestMethod.GET)
> public Map test() {
> Map result = new HashMap<>();
>
The ssh agents use secure shell to connect. The secure shell uses private
key / public key pairs to perform the connection. Your example is trying
to use a username / password credential when it needs to use a private key
credential.
We use a technique like below from a system groovy script to
I'm using `ssh-slaves-plugin` and write some codes, like the below:
@RequestMapping(value = "/test", method = RequestMethod.GET)
public Map test() {
Map result = new HashMap<>();
// username is my jenkins user
// password is my jenkins password
UsernamePasswordCredentialsImpl
