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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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I have a parametrized build in which I set different values at the time of the build. These values change.
For a parameter that is of type "password" I'd like to be able to obscure the value passed to my shell script from showing up in the hudson console log. This would allow me to enter different passwords as needed and be able to use the same parameter name. I do not want to save the passwords in the configuration of the hudson job or at the global level. Is there a way to do this?
Normally, in the global Hudson/Jenkins config, you can chosse the parameters you want to mask by default. For instance, you can configure the plugin to obfuscate the Password Parameters & Non-Stored Password Parameters without more user/job specific config.
Caution: You should always check the "Mask Passwords" checkbox in you jobs configs"