Releases: jenkinsci/active-directory-plugin
Releases · jenkinsci/active-directory-plugin
v2.29
✍ Other changes
- Switch test containers to dynamic ports for non integration tests (#153) @jtnord
- JENKINS-69683 - Active directory
Test Domain
does not take into account changes in theRequire TLS
checkbox (#145) @fbelzunc - JENKINS-63303 - Use tokenGroups lookup strategy by default (#146) @fbelzunc
- JENKINS-69115 - fire authenticated event for SecurityListeners (#128) @Dohbedoh
- Forward compatibility with jenkins-buttons (#140) @NotMyFault
- Use HTTPS SCM URL (#139) @basil
v2.28
👻 Maintenance
- Bump jenkins baseline to 2.319.3, parent pom and needed dependencies (#142) @raul-arabaolaza
📦 Dependency updates
- Bump jenkins baseline to 2.319.3, parent pom and needed dependencies (#142) @raul-arabaolaza
v2.27
v2.26
👻 Maintenance
✍ Other changes
- Remove PowerMock (#112) @basil
- SECURITY-1389 - add missing documentation for new security hardening (#117) @jtnord
- update CI to include jdk11 builds (#113) @mikecirioli
v2.25
v2.24
v2.23
v2.22
- JENKINS-64130
Tables to divs compatibility (Cf. Table to div layout migration documentation for more explanations)
v2.21
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v2.20
- Important security fixes
- User passwords are no longer stored in memory as part of the authentication cache.
Instead, BCrypt is used.
The Java system propertyhudson.plugins.active_directory.CacheUtil.bcryptLogRounds
can be used to configure the cost parameter; the default is 10 (for 1024 rounds).
Additionally, the caching of successful authentications can be disabled by setting the system propertyhudson.plugins.active_directory.CacheUtil.noCacheAuth
totrue
. - When a local fallback security realm is configured, the plugin would sometimes reset the password of the specified user to a fixed value.