Details
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Bug
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Status: Open (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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None
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Jenkins 2.319.1, Role-based Authorization Strategy 3.2.0
Description
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure System. With this option:
- If a user doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes impossible. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles.
- If a user does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create any job: this is working as documented.
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Description |
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure Systems. With this option:
* If a role doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles. * If a roles does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create *any* job: this is working as documented. |
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure Systems. With this option:
* If a role doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes impossible. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles. * If a roles does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create *any* job: this is working as documented. |
Description |
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure Systems. With this option:
* If a role doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes impossible. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles. * If a roles does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create *any* job: this is working as documented. |
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure Systems. With this option:
* If a user doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes impossible. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles. * If a user does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create *any* job: this is working as documented. |
Description |
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure Systems. With this option:
* If a user doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes impossible. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles. * If a user does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create *any* job: this is working as documented. |
Role-based Authorization Strategy plug-in provides Naming Strategy = Role-Based Strategy in Configure System. With this option:
* If a user doesn't have global Job > Create permission then New Item menu item disappears for a user and creation of jobs becomes impossible. This is not how it's supposed to work per plug-in docs. User with item role and item Job > Create permission should be able to create jobs following a pattern defined in Item roles. * If a user does have global Job > Create permission then the user can create *any* job: this is working as documented. |
Attachment | image-2022-04-15-14-20-59-034.png [ 57703 ] |
Assignee | Oleg Nenashev [ oleg_nenashev ] | Markus Winter [ mawinter69 ] |