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Change By:
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Patrick McKeown
(08/Apr/13 5:14 AM)
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Description:
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Initially suggested by jglick when I asked
about this
a question
on the developer group https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/jenkinsci-dev/H8gAZcDOqgc -
The cleaner way to do this would probably be to create a delegating ExecutorService implementation whose submit and related methods capture the current SecurityContext
and then wrap the task in a block like the above. Then you could simply write:
SomeUtilityClass.wrapExecutorWithSecurity(service).submit(new Callable<Void>() {
public Void call() throws Exception {
Jenkins.getInstance().getItem(whatever); // should work
return null;
}
});
Such a wrapper would be a welcome addition to Jenkins core, I think. Use the jenkins.security package if you want to play with a pull request, or it could be added to
hudson.security.ACL which already hosts the impersonate methods.
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