Nope, I was using Permission.READ
public static final Permission READ = new
Permission(GROUP,"GenericRead",null,HUDSON_ADMINISTER);
Also, in this case I want the boolean value since I display different
elements on the page depending on permission (don't show the delete button
if they can't delete. Don't show the form if they don't have permission to
write). However, that's good to know.
I'll try using the Jenkins.READ/etc constants rather than the Permission
class's.
Thanks,
-Joel
On Monday, February 25, 2013 8:59:56 AM UTC-7, Jesse Glick wrote:
>
> On 02/23/2013 04:45 PM, JoelJ wrote:
> > private boolean userHasPermission(Permission permission) {
> > ACL acl = Jenkins.getInstance().getACL();
> > return acl.hasPermission(Jenkins.getAuthentication(), permission);
> > }
>
> Too much work. Usually you would just use something like:
>
> someBuild.checkPermission(Run.DELETE);
>
> and proceed, since this will throw an exception if the permission is not
> granted.
>
> > Permission.READ
>
> Do you mean Jenkins.READ?
>
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