Add Jenkins Automation to Accept Command #4
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Jobs are automatically created from the `CmdApplication.Accept` Command
| String token = config.getString("jenkins", "token"); | ||
| this.client = JenkinsClient.builder() | ||
| .endPoint(url) | ||
| .credentials(username + ":" + token) |
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Unrelated question, but should we have a dedicated account for this? I feel like it would be a bit too risky to have one of our accounts used here (Assuming a user-account is used and there isn't a bot-system in Jenkins).
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I agree with making a separate bot account. It'll help identify what the bot is doing and could also improve security by only providing necessary permissions (e.g. only create accounts and no delete).
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New formats based on @sgdc3's templates. Missed a few errors at the end, but it should be relatively the same. Also got confirmation that the |
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You used a wrong URL. Corrected it for you :) |
Depends on #1 being merged.
This PR uses the jenkins-rest Java API to create a user and the job they were accepted with. The API requests a generated
config.xml, for which I have added templates in the resources folders.The Java Documentation is outdated and lacks JavaDoc comments, so I mostly went off the REST API Documentation. I've tested the various parsing methods, but it should be tested on the CodeMC Beta bot with actual dummy parameters.
Important Note
The GitHub OAuth plugin will hook into whatever username matches their GitHub Profile. The username and project name are based on the URL the reviewer provides (e.g.
https://ci.codemc.io/job/gmitch215/job/MobChip).Other Notes
config.xmland aconfig.xmlfrom a blank project.jenkinssection in the config.url: The Jenkins URL (https://ci.codemc.io)username: A Jenkins Username to identify the bottoken: An API Token with necessary permissions (can also be a GitHub access token from an admin)freestyleboolean parameter to the accept command that reviewers will need to input depending on the type of project. The description says that "freestyle" is defined as a non-maven project, similar to what the docs specify in making a new project.