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New Feature
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Critical
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I want to start using the cloud manager plugin to connect from our own private CI / CD to the Adobe Cloud Manager. As an Adobe partner we have multiple clients that use Jenkins for this, but for none of them we have Admin role. All jobs / configurations should always be set up on job / folder level, where we have permissions to manage a specific folder / view.
This does not seem to be possible with the cloud manager plugin, where having admin rights seems to be a necessity to configure the adobe io connection. I would like to ask to see if this can be improved to have the domain credentials on a lower level than System, which is not feasible in big corporations where Jenkins is used for multiple teams
[JENKINS-67531] Allow configuration job / folder based instead of global based
Roy Teeuwen
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Roy Teeuwen
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| Summary | Original: Allow configuration folder based instead of global based | New: Allow configuration job / folder based instead of global based |
Roy Teeuwen
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| Description |
Original:
I want to start using the cloud manager plugin to connect from our own private CI / CD to the Adobe Cloud Manager. As an Adobe partner we have multiple clients that use Jenkins for this, but for none of them we have Admin role. All jobs / configurations should always be set up on folder level, where we have permissions to manage a specific folder / view.
This does not seem to be possible with the cloud manager plugin, where having admin rights seems to be a necessity to configure the adobe io connection. I would like to ask to see if this can be improved to have the domain credentials on a lower level than System, which is not feasible in big corporations where Jenkins is used for multiple teams |
New:
I want to start using the cloud manager plugin to connect from our own private CI / CD to the Adobe Cloud Manager. As an Adobe partner we have multiple clients that use Jenkins for this, but for none of them we have Admin role. All jobs / configurations should always be set up on job / folder level, where we have permissions to manage a specific folder / view.
This does not seem to be possible with the cloud manager plugin, where having admin rights seems to be a necessity to configure the adobe io connection. I would like to ask to see if this can be improved to have the domain credentials on a lower level than System, which is not feasible in big corporations where Jenkins is used for multiple teams |
| Assignee | Original: Ahmed Musallam [ ahmedmusallam ] | New: Bryan Stopp [ stopp ] |