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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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None
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0.2.1
I created a username/password credentials with the following command:
aws secretsmanager create-secret --name 'DB_USER_XXXXX' --secret-string 'zzzzzz' --tags 'Key=jenkins:credentials:username,Value=uuuuu' --description 'dddddddd'
although this worked and the credentials also show up in jenkins, the credentials have the wrong type icon shown in the credentials list screen:
all four credentials shown in the above screenshot should have the same icon in the first position of each line - all should be of type "UserName with Password". Currently the ones from AWS Provider show a different icon with the tool tip "AWS Secrets Manager secret" (which in fact is the icon for "Secret text"). This is very irritating for a user.
- relates to
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JENKINS-60766 Credential icon names should be extracted as string constants
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- Open
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I'm intending to remove the multi-type credential object in PR #10, replacing it with different credential type classes that each implement just one credentials interface.
On initial inspection this seems to be fixing a lot of cosmetic problems like the formatting of names, bringing them in line with how credentials usually appear in the UI.
If you're interested and have the time, I encourage you to check out the git-plugin-username-password-bug branch, test it locally, and see if it is fixing the icon problem as well?