I have a Github Organisation
item in jenkins. On the root of my repository, my Jenkinsfile
looks something like this:
node {
def jenkinsCredsId = 'xxxxxxxx-yyyy-zzzz-aaaa-bbbbbbbbbbbb'
stage 'Checkout'
checkout scm
// I also tried the following:
// checkout scm: [$class: 'GitSCM', source: 'ssh://[email protected]:MY_ORGANISATION/jenkins-testing-temp.git', clean: true, credentialsId: jenkinsCredsId]
stage 'Build'
// generate some artefact (dist.zip)
stage 'Release'
sshagent([jenkinsCredsId]) {
sh '''
git remote -v // show remotes
ssh-add -l // show currently loaded ssh keys fingerprints
git fetch --all --tags // IT FAILS HERE
CURRENT_BUILD_TAG="some_build/${BUILD_NUMBER}"
git tag ${CURRENT_BUILD_TAG}
git push --tags
github-release release \
--security-token ${GITHUB_RELEASE_TOKEN} \
--user MY_ORGANIZATION \
--repo MY_REPO \
--tag ${CURRENT_BUILD_TAG} \
--name ${CURRENT_BUILD_TAG}
github-release upload \
--security-token ${GITHUB_RELEASE_TOKEN} \
--user MY_ORGANIZATION \
--repo MY_REPO \
--tag ${CURRENT_BUILD_TAG} \
--name ${CURRENT_BUILD_TAG} \
--file dist.zip
'''
}
There's a few lines for testing repository access in here and it's currently failing on the git fetch
part with the following error:
fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': No such device or address
The git remote -v
command from the above Jenkinsfile
outputs something like origin https://github.com/MY_ORGANIZATION/MY_REPO
.
My Github Organization
git configuration looks like this:
I found a few related questions:
Add SSH Key inside JenkinsIn the dropdown, select 'SSH username with private key' and then give a name for it. Copy the private key from the Jenkins server. Now you can clone any git repo in this Jenkins instance. You do not need to provide the credentials while configuring the job in Jenkins.
Configuring the remote-host to be connected to via SSH:Navigate to Jenkins Dashboard> Manage Jenkins > Configure System. Add this remote host with the same name as mentioned in the docker-compose file and 22 as the default SSH port. Use the SSH credentials configured in the previous step and check the connection.
It turns out that the Github Organization
item only uses https credentials for the Scan credentials
(like the picture above).
The solution was to hit Advanced
button, and to actually select a ssh
credential in the Checkout credentials
dropdown instead of the default - Same as scan credentials -
.
Note that credentials with stars are user/password entries, that's how I found the problem.
This way, the checkout scm
will use ssh instead and the sshagent([jenkinsCredsId]) {
block will work as expected, letting you create tags, fetch and push according to your rights. :)
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