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Today I was able to check that issue again on a non-production environment:![]()
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I upgraded the git-client plugin (again) to version 1.4.6 and git plugin to 2.0
I checked to have a valid credential configured in the credential plugin
-> scope 'global', username=xxx, password=yyy (where 'xxx' and 'yyy' are valid for my git server - like said
A correct selfsigned certificate is there (else it wouldn't work with the older plugins 1.0.7 resp. 1.5.0
I configured my job to use a connection URL to the git server like
https://<myserver>/<myrepository>
and selected the credentials for user 'xxx'
Result is, that I receive a
"Failed to connect to repository : Failed to connect to https://<myserver>/<myrepository> using credentials connection to GIT repo on <myserver>" error.
So, either there's a bug with the git-related plugins, or the credentials plugin ?
What else to do, in order to provide more debugging information?