I am using multibranch pipelines in projects with two branches: develop and master. This creates two subprojects, one for each branch:
App_Pipeline
|---master
|---develop
I have set up the Role Strategy plugin to control the authorization (visibility) of the jobs/pipelines depending on the assigned role.
Project Roles:
App_.*
App_.*
With my current roles, both types of users see the superproject (App_Pipeline), and can execute both subprojects.
The point is that I want some users (developers) to be able to see and run the develop subproject and some others (managers) to view and run both subprojects, master and develop.
I haven't found a way of configuring this yet, any idea how it can be achieved?
UPDATE: This is the whole context of the problem.
I'm using multibranch pipeline to scan a whole Bitbucket Project giving me:
ORGANIZATION
Repo1
|---master
|---develop
Repo2
|---master
|---develop
Poc-repo1
|---master
|---develop
Poc-repo2
|---master
|---develop
I need to support these cases:
It's supported with two-level security structure, example:
rol1 ".*holaArtifactoryMultibranch.*" --> read
rol2 ".*holaArtifactoryMultibranch\/master.*" --> build
Now, you can associate a user/group to rol1 and rol2
UPDATE:
I see your point, if you have an intermediate folder:
rol1 "^FOLDER$" --> read
rol2 "^FOLDER\/holaArtifactoryMultibranch.*$"--> read
You'll see the holaArtifactoryMultibranch folder, but not others.
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