Jenkins Git plugin does not use your configured credentials for cloning
submodules, but you can told it to use credentials from parent
repository, by checking "Use credentials from default remote of parent
repository", and this "parent-credentials" will set that option.
So without this option jenkins git plugin will not be able to clone
submodules, if they are not public available.
The default value is "false", like in jenkins git plugin.
See-also: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-20941
Change-Id: I1cfb3f45bb082f538eff1a9e64a03be27f759a5f
Signed-off-by: Azat Khuzhin <a3at.mail@gmail.com>
Many configuration options have been extensions for at least 2 years, so
update the generated XML to actually configure these options.
Change-Id: Ic22ca4a6b8d61c977979a5eb63a2e884dc4391bd
For the Git Plugin you can specify a reference repository to speed
up cloning. This is already implemented on the top level and this
commit adds it to the submodule extension.
Change-Id: Ic1d19d7c31ec7ecb5578a0ebad5bd936756c7582
Prior to this patch macros serialized into a yaml document, a simple string
substitution was applied and then they were re-loaded into python. This
created several problems:
- newlines are lost because the yaml loading was not respecting the
newline settings of the original strings (Story: 1387060)
- {obj:} notation was not working for macro parameters (Story: 2000254)
- multiline strings passed into scripts will create a yaml syntax error
when being re-loaded (unticketed)
This patch resolves these problems by replacing the previous interpolation
code with the more robust `deep_format` method. A side effect of this patch
is that there are now fewer disparate code paths for interpolating variables.
Change-Id: Ia06c98286537a50dc52c6e5e000b32ebc9e8ede2
Signed-off-by: Justin Stoller <justin.stoller@gmail.com>
Pawel Piatek