Just found out, that it's possible to look-up user-scoped sredentials with '${Credentials}'

node {
    withCredentials([[$class          : 'UsernamePasswordMultiBinding', credentialsId: '${Credentials}',
                      usernameVariable: 'USERNAME', passwordVariable: 'PASSWORD']]) {
    }
}

Could someone please clarify documentation for this?
Thank you

I'm facing the same issue and it's not clear to me if:

• It's a documentation problem (the plugin is able to fetch user-scope credentials but how to do this is absent from the documentation), OR
• The plugin doesn't support fetching user-scope credentials at all

Can someone familiar with the code clarify this?

Thank you.

stephenconnolly knows more about user-scoped credentials. Possibly you need to use Authorized Project to associate an authentication with the build. There is no test case in this plugin that covers user-scoped credentials so as far as I am concerned it is not supported.

So to fetch user scoped credentials there are one of two conditions that must be met, either:

1. The build must be running as the user that owns the credentials (this requires the AuthorizedProject plugin be configured); or
2. The credentials must come from a credentials parameter and be selected by the user and that user must have the Credentials/USE_OWN permission (typically implied by Job/BUILD unless you request them separated out by setting a system property). If you use the default credentials in the parameter, then those will not be searched for as the idea is to prevent the user's credentials being hijacked without an explicit selection by the user triggering the build