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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Blocker
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Jenkins 2.190.1 with xcode-plugin 2.0.12, job-dsl 1.76 and structs 1.20
When defining the parameter keychainPwd() using groovy for describing a job using DSL, it seems with the new version cannot be done.
When using a string, job DSL processing shows this error:
- Example: -->
keychainPwd('password')
Processing DSL script ios.groovy
ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [password]
Prior to 2.0.12 keychainPwd used a String.
- Example: -->
def keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString('password')
keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar)
Processing DSL script ios.groovy
ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (hudson.util.Secret) values: [password]
In 2.0.12 keychainPwd could use a String (deprecated) or the newone Secret.
I have tested all kind of possible combinations without luck. Not sure if I should define it in other way or this is a kind of bug when usind DSL.
[JENKINS-59950] Error on using keychainPwd() with DSL groovy
Diego Torres
created issue -
Diego Torres
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
When defining the parameter keychainPwd() using groovy for describing a job using DSL, it seems with the new version cannot be done. When using a string, job DSL processing shows this error: * Example: --> {code:java} keychainPwd('password'){code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [password] Prior to 2.0.12 keychainPwd used a String. * Example: --> {code:java} def keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString('password') keychainPwd(hadson.util.Secret.fromString("password")) {code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (hudson.util.Secret) values: [password] In 2.0.12 keychainPwd could use a String (deprecated) or the newone Secret. I have tested all kind of possible combinations without luck. Not sure if I should define it in other way or this is a kind of bug when usind DSL. |
New:
When defining the parameter keychainPwd() using groovy for describing a job using DSL, it seems with the new version cannot be done. When using a string, job DSL processing shows this error: * Example: --> {code:java} keychainPwd('password'){code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [password] Prior to 2.0.12 keychainPwd used a String. * Example: --> {code:java} def keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString('password') keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar) {code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (hudson.util.Secret) values: [password] In 2.0.12 keychainPwd could use a String (deprecated) or the newone Secret. I have tested all kind of possible combinations without luck. Not sure if I should define it in other way or this is a kind of bug when usind DSL. |
Diego Torres
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
When defining the parameter keychainPwd() using groovy for describing a job using DSL, it seems with the new version cannot be done. When using a string, job DSL processing shows this error: * Example: --> {code:java} keychainPwd('password'){code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [password] Prior to 2.0.12 keychainPwd used a String. * Example: --> {code:java} def keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString('password') keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar) {code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (hudson.util.Secret) values: [password] In 2.0.12 keychainPwd could use a String (deprecated) or the newone Secret. I have tested all kind of possible combinations without luck. Not sure if I should define it in other way or this is a kind of bug when usind DSL. |
New:
When defining the parameter keychainPwd() using groovy for describing a job using DSL, it seems with the new version cannot be done. When using a string, job DSL processing shows this error: * Example: --> {code:java} keychainPwd('password'){code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [password] Prior to 2.0.12 keychainPwd used a String. * Example: --> {code:java} def keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString('password') keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar) {code} Processing DSL script ios.groovy ERROR: (unknown source) No signature of method: javaposse.jobdsl.plugin.structs.DescribableContext.keychainPwd() is applicable for argument types: (hudson.util.Secret) values: [password] In 2.0.12 keychainPwd could use a String (deprecated) or the newone Secret. I have tested all kind of possible combinations without luck. Not sure if I should define it in other way or this is a kind of bug when usind DSL. |
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: In Progress [ 3 ] |
| Assignee | New: Kazuhide Takahashi [ kazuhidet ] |
Hi, thanks for your fast response. It seems problem comes when using job DSL from groovy, as the syntax you have used is different. I paste you a "complete" step from groovy script for job DSL description:
steps {
keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString('password')
importDeveloperProfile {
profileId("jenkins-developerprofile")
developerProfileId("jenkins-developerprofile")
importIntoExistingKeychain(true)
keychainName("")
keychainPath('${HOME}/Library/Keychains/login.keychain')
keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar)
}
xcodeBuild {
buildIpa(true)
generateArchive(true)
noConsoleLog(false)
logfileOutputDirectory('${WORKSPACE}/output')
cleanBeforeBuild(true)
cleanTestReports(true)
configuration("Release")
target("")
sdk("")
xcodeProjectPath("temp/project")
xcodeProjectFile("")
xcodebuildArguments("-showBuildTimingSummary")
cfBundleVersionValue("")
cfBundleShortVersionStringValue("")
unlockKeychain(true)
keychainName("")
keychainPath('${HOME}/Library/Keychains/login.keychain')
keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar)
symRoot("")
xcodeWorkspaceFile("workspace")
xcodeSchema("workspace")
buildDir("")
developmentTeamName("iOS TEAM")
developmentTeamID("0123456789")
allowFailingBuildResults(false)
ipaName("iOS")
provideApplicationVersion(false)
ipaOutputDirectory('${WORKSPACE}/output')
changeBundleID(false)
bundleID("")
bundleIDInfoPlistPath("")
interpretTargetAsRegEx(false)
ipaExportMethod('ad-hoc')
provisioningProfiles {
provisioningProfile {
provisioningProfileAppId("")
provisioningProfileUUID("")
}
}
xcodeName("")
uploadBitcode(false)
uploadSymbols(true)
compileBitcode(false)
thinning("<none>")
appURL('http://url-test.com')
displayImageURL('http://url-test.com')
fullSizeImageURL('http://url-test.com')
assetPackManifestURL("")
}
}
Prior to 2.0.12, keychainPwd('password') was defined using a String but now the way of using hudson.util.Secret for job DSL groovy is failing. Could you check if this is working with job DSL plugin using groovy? If yes, please, could you give me an example using this syntax?
Diego Torres
added a comment - - edited Hi, thanks for your fast response. It seems problem comes when using job DSL from groovy, as the syntax you have used is different. I paste you a "complete" step from groovy script for job DSL description:
steps {
keychainPwdVar = hudson.util.Secret.fromString( 'password' )
importDeveloperProfile {
profileId( "jenkins-developerprofile" )
developerProfileId( "jenkins-developerprofile" )
importIntoExistingKeychain( true )
keychainName("")
keychainPath( '${HOME}/Library/Keychains/login.keychain' )
keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar)
}
xcodeBuild {
buildIpa( true )
generateArchive( true )
noConsoleLog( false )
logfileOutputDirectory( '${WORKSPACE}/output' )
cleanBeforeBuild( true )
cleanTestReports( true )
configuration( "Release" )
target("")
sdk("")
xcodeProjectPath( "temp/project" )
xcodeProjectFile("")
xcodebuildArguments( "-showBuildTimingSummary" )
cfBundleVersionValue("")
cfBundleShortVersionStringValue("")
unlockKeychain( true )
keychainName("")
keychainPath( '${HOME}/Library/Keychains/login.keychain' )
keychainPwd(keychainPwdVar)
symRoot("")
xcodeWorkspaceFile( "workspace" )
xcodeSchema( "workspace" )
buildDir("")
developmentTeamName( "iOS TEAM" )
developmentTeamID( "0123456789" )
allowFailingBuildResults( false )
ipaName( "iOS" )
provideApplicationVersion( false )
ipaOutputDirectory( '${WORKSPACE}/output' )
changeBundleID( false )
bundleID("")
bundleIDInfoPlistPath("")
interpretTargetAsRegEx( false )
ipaExportMethod( 'ad-hoc' )
provisioningProfiles {
provisioningProfile {
provisioningProfileAppId("")
provisioningProfileUUID("")
}
}
xcodeName("")
uploadBitcode( false )
uploadSymbols( true )
compileBitcode( false )
thinning( "<none>" )
appURL( 'http: //url-test.com' )
displayImageURL( 'http: //url-test.com' )
fullSizeImageURL( 'http: //url-test.com' )
assetPackManifestURL("")
}
}
Prior to 2.0.12, keychainPwd('password') was defined using a String but now the way of using hudson.util.Secret for job DSL groovy is failing. Could you check if this is working with job DSL plugin using groovy? If yes, please, could you give me an example using this syntax? Unfortunately, the Job DSL plugin doesn't seem to be compatible with the encrypted parameter (hudson.util.Secret).
Therefore, to unlock the keychain from the Job DSL plugin via Xcode Plugin, it seems that there is no choice but to define the keychain path and password pair in "Configure System" and specify it with keychainName.
Diego Torres
added a comment - Ok, thanks again for your response. I will modify it for using a keychain previously stored in Jenkins configuration. Maybe when Job DSL was compatible with encrypted parameters.
I will comment you again if a problem comes up using this method.
Diego Torres
added a comment - Ok, thanks again for your response. I will modify it for using a keychain previously stored in Jenkins configuration. Maybe when Job DSL was compatible with encrypted parameters.
I will comment you again if a problem comes up using this method. | Resolution | New: Fixed [ 1 ] | |
| Status | Original: In Progress [ 3 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |
When unlocking a macOS keychain with Jenkins Xcode Plugin, keychainPwd is not a method, it is a parameter.
If you want to write a process to unlock the keychain in your Groovy script, you would write:
or
However, this method is not preferable because the password appears in the Groovy script, so it is recommended that you define a keychain password / pass pair as a credential and use it if possible.