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User-level config #20
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Hi @pzelnip , I'm sorry for taking so long to answer you. I saw your post but wasn't near a workable computer and ended up forgetting to answer you 😢 . Anyway, I think that instead of another file to store your authentication keys, why not store them on |
The only hesitation I have about throwing them in User Settings is I use the Settings Sync extension which throws all my settings into a gist on Github. |
That's a good point 😄 Ok then, an external file to store Jenkins credentials 👍 |
has this ever been implemented? |
Hi @webratz , No, not yet. Do you have plans in contribute, or are willing to use? |
in this case i would be more interested from a users point of view :) |
Right now I have many repos that I interact with (microservices architecture). As well, the Jenkins that builds each of those projects requires authentication for getting build status. This means that with the extension I currently have to duplicate my name & password in a
.jenkins
file for each repo I have checked out, which isn't great from a security POV, as well as from a DRY perspective (if my password changes I now have to update multiple.jenkins
files).It'd be great if the name/password could be defined in one place (maybe like
~/.jenkins
) and that used as the default config for repos (I'd still want the ability to on a project-by-project basis be able to override those creds for when I interact with a different repo).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: