On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 8:28 AM, Miguelangel Fernandez
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> Doesn't Robert's suggestion address the CLI/REST issue?
Probably; try it.
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Doesn't Robert's suggestion address the CLI/REST issue?
If I extend it and use it in my own authorization strategy, I can deny
create permission for the descriptor types of type freestyle, pipeline, etc.
But then again, I I've read that descriptors only define and bind the UI
displayed, correct?
Sure thing, Jesse. Thank you for pointing that out. I'll keep that in mind.
Do you know of a way to also disable these project types for CLI/REST
usages? What should I look into? Any pointer in the general direction would
be helpful.
On Thursday, 18 January 2018 18:51:24 UTC+1, Jesse Glick wrot
On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 6:22 PM, Miguelangel Fernandez
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> I've extended DescriptorVisibilityFilter the
> same way the Hide Maven Plugin does.
Remember this just hides the link in the GUI. It has no effect on
CLI/REST usages, etc.
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Great stuff guys.
As Daniel and Jesse suggested I've extended DescriptorVisibilityFilter the
same way the Hide Maven Plugin does. This is a great first step.
Now I want to try Robert's idea to see whether I can make this a bit more
granular and disable it only for certain user groups.
I had no id
A much more involved alternative would be to implement your own
AuthorizationStrategy and deny regular users create permission on specific
TopLevelItemdescriptor types.
http://javadoc.jenkins-ci.org/hudson/security/ACL.html#hasCreatePermission-org.acegisecurity.Authentication-hudson.model.ItemGroup
Right, you can use `DescriptorVisibilityFilter` if you are in a collegial
environment.
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> On 15. Jan 2018, at 16:47, Miguelangel Fernandez
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> • Disable Freestyle, Folder and Pipeline jobs from the "New Item" view.
https://github.com/daniel-beck/hide-maven-plugin/ does something similar and
should be adaptable for this.
But note that this does not mean such proje
Thank you for the advice, Jesse.
The Templates Plugin is a feature of Cloudbees Jenkins, not a free
open-source plugin. I don't have the budget for CloudBees Jenkins so I've
started trying my hand at developing my own project type -which is the
first of the items I've outlined above. Doing well
On Thu, Jan 11, 2018 at 6:02 AM, Miguelangel Fernandez
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> what's a
> good plugin to look at to get an idea?
For what it’s worth: the CloudBees Templates plugin, along with the
Folders Plus plugin, allows precisely your use case. (Templatized jobs
are not a new item type; rather, the templat
Hi everyone,
I have a very specific use case. All my Jenkins users must be allowed to
create jobs that do a very specific thing. Not generic jobs. But jobs that
are all created from the same template.
I use the Job DSL plugin to create these jobs, and the jobs created all use
the same pipeli
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