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  2. JENKINS-66500

Accept credential name instead of UUID

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      When configuring a Bitbucket Server job using a pipeline script, the credentialId argument is formatted as a uuid instead of a human-readable identifier. It would be more portable and friendly for developers if the serverId could be the human-readable String identifier chosen to identify the credential.

          [JENKINS-66500] Accept credential name instead of UUID

          Kalle Niemitalo added a comment -

          This looks pretty similar to JENKINS-63186.

          Kalle Niemitalo added a comment - This looks pretty similar to JENKINS-63186 .

          Kalle Niemitalo added a comment -

          Oops, no, JENKINS-63186 is for the Bitbucket admin token credential type, which cannot even be referenced in a pipeline script.

          Which pipeline step and credential type are you using, then?

          Kalle Niemitalo added a comment - Oops, no, JENKINS-63186 is for the Bitbucket admin token credential type, which cannot even be referenced in a pipeline script. Which pipeline step and credential type are you using, then?

          Kalle Niemitalo added a comment -

          If this is about the credentialsId (”Username with password” type) or sshCredentialsId (”SSH Username with private key” type) parameters of the bbs_checkout step, then I believe you can set a human-readable ID when you add those credentials to Jenkins. That is the capability that JENKINS-63186 says is missing from the Bitbucket admin token credential type.

          Kalle Niemitalo added a comment - If this is about the credentialsId (”Username with password” type) or sshCredentialsId (”SSH Username with private key” type) parameters of the bbs_checkout step, then I believe you can set a human-readable ID when you add those credentials to Jenkins. That is the capability that JENKINS-63186 says is missing from the Bitbucket admin token credential type.

          Timothy Brackett added a comment -

          Oh, geez. Yup. Nevermind.
          There's three UUIDs in my pipeline and this one is just my own fault.

          Timothy Brackett added a comment - Oh, geez. Yup. Nevermind. There's three UUIDs in my pipeline and this one is just my own fault.

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