Thank You Marc ;)
Finally got it running!
So I installed git with OpenSSH and created credentials.
I owe you a beer, and a BIG one!
Cheers,
Paulo M.
segunda-feira, 8 de Fevereiro de 2016 às 17:49:39 UTC, Mark Waite escreveu:
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> You use the Jenkins credentials system to register a credential
Hi Mark,
Thank you for the anwser.
Ok so I installed git with default openssh but now I get:
status code 128:
stdout:
stderr: Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,password).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
How can I add my keys for auto git clone without
You use the Jenkins credentials system to register a credential with the
user name and private key file, then reference that credential from the job
definition.
Credentials are defined through "Jenkins" -> "Credentials". You can then
choose to create credentials which are accessible to all jobs,
The error message hints that you have chosen to install git for Windows to
use plink rather than the default openssh authentication system. The
simplest solution is probably to reconfigure your git for Windows to use
openssh rather than plink.
If you must use plink, you may find helpful
Paulo Moreira
to mark.earl.waite, nicolas.deloof
1 day agoDetails
Dear Jenkins Masters,
Sorry to bother you but I am strugguling to get the git plugin working under my
environment.
Can you please help?
I am working on this issue for some days now :(
Here is my setting:
Master:
Jenkins Master
