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Failed to convert the credentialsId for LRE plugin(LoadRunner Enterprise integration with Git)

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      java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Failed to convert the credentialsId parameter of the constructor public com.microfocus.performancecenter.integration.pcgitsync.PcGitSyncBuilder

          [JENKINS-73154] Failed to convert the credentialsId for LRE plugin(LoadRunner Enterprise integration with Git)

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          Assignee Original: Daniel Danan [ danieldanan ] New: shan shan [ shanexpert28 ]
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          Comment [ The issue of failing to convert the credentialsId for the LoadRunner Enterprise (LRE) plugin during integration with Git could be due to several factors. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:

          Check the Plugin Version: Ensure that you are using the latest version of the LRE plugin, as updates often fix known issues.
          Verify Credentials: Double-check the credentials you are using. Make sure they are correct and have the necessary permissions.
          Review Configuration: Look at the configuration settings [dollar tree compass mobile app|https://www.dollartree-compass.com] for the LRE plugin in Jenkins. Ensure that all fields are correctly filled out and that there are no typos or incorrect values.
          Consult Documentation: Review the LRE and Git integration documentation for any specific requirements or settings that you might have missed.
          Look for Similar Issues: Search the Micro Focus community forums or other developer communities for similar issues. Someone might have encountered the same problem and found a solution.
          Check Jenkins System Log: The Jenkins system log can provide more details on why the conversion is failing. Look for any error messages that could give clues.
          Permissions and Access Rights: Ensure that the Jenkins instance has the right permissions to access the Git repository and that the credentialsId is correctly linked to a user with the right access level.
          Use API Documentation: If you are using an API to set the credentialsId, make sure you are following the API documentation correctly and using the right parameters.

           

          I hope this step is helpful for you.

           

           

          Best Regard,
          angela683 ]

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