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On 20 November 2014 03:48, youhour youh...@us.ibm.com wrote:
Any idea how that is done? I have been searching on how to do this but has
no luck... Thanks
Any idea how that is done? I have been searching on how to do this but has
no luck... Thanks in advance.
I was looking at the git repository checkbox in Jenkins project, it has an
input selection for Credential I select it to use my login id credential
(which suppose to have all the
I included git push --tags into my script and I still get the same error as
git push origin --tags
Pushing tags to remote server
fatal: Upload denied for project 'bb'
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
Any thought how I can find out why remote server rejected?
My other option
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Subject: Re: Pushing Git tags back to origin
I included git push --tags into my script and I still get the same error as
git push origin --tags
Pushing tags to remote server
fatal: Upload denied for project 'bb'
fatal: The remote end hung up
When I'm using this same id to clone, I was able to create and push the tag
without any issue. Only have issue when trying to do from Jenkins.
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when Jenkins does the checkout it does it keeping the credentials isolated
from the actual build, so you might need to use the ssh-agent plugin to
inject the credentials that can be used to do the push back into the
build's environment
On 18 November 2014 15:26, youhour youh...@us.ibm.com wrote:
