Change nightly call to support new API tokens #1206
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Signed-off-by: Jose Luis Rivero <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Jose Luis Rivero <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Jose Luis Rivero <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Jose Luis Rivero <[email protected]>
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Build on top of #1201.
1. Adapt the release.py to not use the jenkins.ini file
The PR prepares the new auth method to work with nightly generation. To call release.py with osrfbuild bot account this PR implements the
--authparameter that supportsuser:tokento be passes as argument to authenticate in our Jenkins. The token can potentially be a Jenkins API token or a GitHub Token. d7dcb2dThis has the side effect on the test code that we no longer need the
_RELEASEPY_TEST_CREDENTIALS, removed in af2ecae.2. Change release-tools DSL to modify the nightly_scheduler code
Remove existing shared token injection and use credentials plugin in Jenkins to pass GITHUB_TOKEN. Use that with the
--authmechanism implemented in 1. 85ea8883. Test DSL to check that token is able to login in Jenkins and use the osrfbuild fork
Hijack part of #353 and add a test to check that that the token is able to login into Jenkins. 07a29cb. The new token should have the fine-grained permissions on osrfbuild/homebrew-simulation fork for "Contents".
The existing
GITHUB_TOKENfor the osrfbuild user in Jenkins does not seem to work to authenticate into Jenkins. This links with the old PR #353 that probably needs to be resurrected first.