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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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Dependig on the format of the Git repository URL, pipeline creation works or not. I could only get it to work when the format is strict ssh://user@server/repo.git. Anything else led to an error or other weird behaviour, like prompting for username/password to create credentials.
It also wants to either create new credentials or provide a new SSH key to add to the repository instead of prompting for predefined credentials.
None of these happen when I create a Multibranch pipeline job manually.
[JENKINS-55312] Blue Ocean: Pipeline editor shows weird behaviour with some Git URL formats
Dirk Heinrichs
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Dirk Heinrichs
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| Description |
Original:
Dependig on the format of the Git repository URL, pipeline creation works or not. I could only get it to work when the format is strict ssh://user@server/repo.git. Anything lead to an error or other weird behaviour, like prompting for username/password to create credentials. It also wants to either create new credentials or provide a new SSH key to add to the repository instead of prompting for predefined credentials. None of these happen when I create a Multibranch pipeline job manually. |
New:
Dependig on the format of the Git repository URL, pipeline creation works or not. I could only get it to work when the format is strict ssh://user@server/repo.git. Anything else led to an error or other weird behaviour, like prompting for username/password to create credentials. It also wants to either create new credentials or provide a new SSH key to add to the repository instead of prompting for predefined credentials. None of these happen when I create a Multibranch pipeline job manually. |