Jenkins Credentials

For the CHESS project, I'm not able to configure a job that modifies the repository.

For example, in this job , which credentials should I use?

mentioned in issue #5 (closed)

Repository URL: git@gitlab.eclipse.org:eclipse/chess/chess.git

Credentials: chess-bot (GitLab bot (SSH))

A red error text may appear but it should disappear after a few seconds or when another field is selected.

You are right. What about the username and email?

user.name: chess-bot

user.email: chess-bot@eclipse.org

I guess we can close this issue.

closed

I'm not able to perform the push.

The commands I'm using are:

git config user.name chess-bot
git config user.email chess-bot@eclipse.org
git push ssh://chess-bot@gitlab.eclipse.org/chess/chess HEAD:devel

reopened

What are the messages you are receiving?

The build just hangs without an error message. Most likely a SSH problem. I'm investigating.

I can see two connections, the first being the fetch. The second is closed after a (presumaby) 120s timeout.

[26/Oct/2020:16:09:56 +0100] TCP 200 108123713 76801 30.859 "10.30.206.13:22" "76801" "108123713" "0.000" [26/Oct/2020:16:12:04 +0100] TCP 200 1665 1581 120.011 "10.30.206.12:22" "1581" "1665" "0.001"

@fgurr I think this is resolved now?

Not yet. The build does not hang anymore after adding gitlab.eclipse.org to the known_hosts file, but the chess-bot still can't push changes, since it fails the ECA check. => https://ci.eclipse.org/chess/job/CHESS-gitlab-merge-branch-x-to-devel/4/console

Is there any news on this regards?

Yes, we have identified the (hopefully) last remaining issue (bot users are automatically removed from groups and therefore lose their permission to push) and working on a fix. I'll comment here once it is tested.

The Chess bot user is part of the right group now and should no longer be removed automatically. Build is successful: https://ci.eclipse.org/chess/job/CHESS-gitlab-merge-branch-x-to-devel/8/console

closed

mentioned in issue #194 (moved)

mentioned in issue #1326 (closed)

mentioned in issue #4895 (closed)