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Bug
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Status: Open (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Component/s: release-plugin
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Environment:Java 1.7
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I cloned the release plugin repo from github to customize the plugin. The plugin when packaged on local machine it does a successful package but when the hpi package is uploaded to jenkins server the release button on the left panel is not showing up. When I checked out the older branch from the repository the plugin works perfectly fine. May be the recent changes is failing the plugin.
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My security setting has always been "logged in users can do anything". Updating to Release 2.5.3 cause Release link to be missing. After reading the above, I switched security to "Anyone can do Anything" and the link reappeared.
I switched the sec setting back again and the link was gone again. It looks like I'll need to change the setting for every Release build until it's fixed.
Jenkins v1.609.1, Java 1.8 u45 x64 on Windows server.
Just saw the workaround in report-
JENKINS-28132
It uses a hidden group named authenticated. I was worried that I was going to lock myself out of the server when I tried it, but it worked.
Richard Otter
added a comment - - edited My security setting has always been "logged in users can do anything". Updating to Release 2.5.3 cause Release link to be missing. After reading the above, I switched security to "Anyone can do Anything" and the link reappeared.
I switched the sec setting back again and the link was gone again. It looks like I'll need to change the setting for every Release build until it's fixed.
Jenkins v1.609.1, Java 1.8 u45 x64 on Windows server.
Just saw the workaround in report-
JENKINS-28132
It uses a hidden group named authenticated. I was worried that I was going to lock myself out of the server when I tried it, but it worked. I have the same issue with Release Plugin v2.6.1. I use "Logged-in users can do anything" authorization mode and "Matrix-based security" is not an option for me.
Richard Otter: What is the workaround? Enable matrix and tick all checkboxes, save, and then switch back to "Logged-in users can do anything"?
dma_k
added a comment - I have the same issue with Release Plugin v2.6.1. I use "Logged-in users can do anything" authorization mode and "Matrix-based security" is not an option for me.
Richard Otter : What is the workaround? Enable matrix and tick all checkboxes, save, and then switch back to "Logged-in users can do anything"? Weird, 2.6 and up contain the fix for JENKINS-28132 which should result in all administrators getting release permssion. Did you forget to restart Jenkins?
Daniel Beck: The situation is that I have installed Jenkins from scratch yesterday and installed Release Plugin on that fresh Jenkins instance. Of course I have restarted it to activate the plugin (among others), but this was not the upgrade of the plugin.
This is what /jenkins/whoAmI shows:
org.acegisecurity.providers.UsernamePasswordAuthenticationToken@23075750: Username: dma_k; Password: [PROTECTED]; Authenticated: true; Details: null; Granted Authorities: authenticated
dma_k
added a comment - Daniel Beck : The situation is that I have installed Jenkins from scratch yesterday and installed Release Plugin on that fresh Jenkins instance. Of course I have restarted it to activate the plugin (among others), but this was not the upgrade of the plugin.
This is what /jenkins/whoAmI shows:
org.acegisecurity.providers.UsernamePasswordAuthenticationToken@23075750: Username: dma_k; Password: [PROTECTED]; Authenticated: true ; Details: null ; Granted Authorities: authenticated
If that's the point then calling the url directly should not work.
And a little mentioning in the release notes would be nice.