Here you have a screenshot of the problem. There is no way to define any configuration over the yml file.
Borja Domínguez
added a comment - - edited Any news on this?
Here you have a screenshot of the problem. There is no way to define any configuration over the yml file.
I made a groovy script as workaround which is executed with the configuration-as-code-groovy-plugin: https://gist.github.com/jeykey/e6eec8974c111b43bd39d79b31074db1
Not very clean but it does the job.
This overwrites all existing server configurations! You also might want to implement some secret handling for the password.
Joschua Grube
added a comment - - edited I made a groovy script as workaround which is executed with the configuration-as-code-groovy-plugin: https://gist.github.com/jeykey/e6eec8974c111b43bd39d79b31074db1
Not very clean but it does the job.
This overwrites all existing server configurations! You also might want to implement some secret handling for the password.
Gavin McDonald
added a comment - For your information, all publish-over-ftp component type JENKINS issues related to the Publish Over FTP plugin have been transferred to Github: https://github.com/jenkinsci/publish-over-ftp-plugin/issues
Here is the direct link to this issue in Github: https://github.com/jenkinsci/publish-over-ftp-plugin/issues/68
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Gavin McDonald
added a comment - This issue has now been marked as Closed - Postponed. Please see the corresponding Github Issue if you need to follow up on it.
It's something on the radar for sure