Webhook for Jenkins without credentials in URL
I've got a webhook setup in GitLab to detect whenever changes are pushed to the project repo. This works as needed, however the URL in use contains my Jenkins credentials and I'd like to make this more secure. e.g.:
https://username:password@jenkins.url.com/project/git-project
Is there a way to generate a token of sorts in Jenkins instead of providing my username and password?
url jenkins gitlab credentials
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
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I've got a webhook setup in GitLab to detect whenever changes are pushed to the project repo. This works as needed, however the URL in use contains my Jenkins credentials and I'd like to make this more secure. e.g.:
https://username:password@jenkins.url.com/project/git-project
Is there a way to generate a token of sorts in Jenkins instead of providing my username and password?
url jenkins gitlab credentials
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
are you using your local host for jenkins server?
– mbn217
Jan 2 at 16:21
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I've got a webhook setup in GitLab to detect whenever changes are pushed to the project repo. This works as needed, however the URL in use contains my Jenkins credentials and I'd like to make this more secure. e.g.:
https://username:password@jenkins.url.com/project/git-project
Is there a way to generate a token of sorts in Jenkins instead of providing my username and password?
url jenkins gitlab credentials
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
I've got a webhook setup in GitLab to detect whenever changes are pushed to the project repo. This works as needed, however the URL in use contains my Jenkins credentials and I'd like to make this more secure. e.g.:
https://username:password@jenkins.url.com/project/git-project
Is there a way to generate a token of sorts in Jenkins instead of providing my username and password?
url jenkins gitlab credentials
url jenkins gitlab credentials
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
asked Jan 2 at 14:41
notfreshprincenotfreshprince
559
559
are you using your local host for jenkins server?
– mbn217
Jan 2 at 16:21
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are you using your local host for jenkins server?
– mbn217
Jan 2 at 16:21
are you using your local host for jenkins server?
– mbn217
Jan 2 at 16:21
are you using your local host for jenkins server?
– mbn217
Jan 2 at 16:21
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There are access tokens in GitLab, you can use it. From Jenkins part, you can install GitLab plugin and then add new credentials for SSH and GitLab API Token. Please see this and this for more details.
answered Jan 2 at 19:05
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There are access tokens in GitLab, you can use it. From Jenkins part, you can install GitLab plugin and then add new credentials for SSH and GitLab API Token. Please see this and this for more details.
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There are access tokens in GitLab, you can use it. From Jenkins part, you can install GitLab plugin and then add new credentials for SSH and GitLab API Token. Please see this and this for more details.
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There are access tokens in GitLab, you can use it. From Jenkins part, you can install GitLab plugin and then add new credentials for SSH and GitLab API Token. Please see this and this for more details.
answered Jan 2 at 19:05
biruk1230biruk1230
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There are access tokens in GitLab, you can use it. From Jenkins part, you can install GitLab plugin and then add new credentials for SSH and GitLab API Token. Please see this and this for more details.
answered Jan 2 at 19:05
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answered Jan 2 at 19:05
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are you using your local host for jenkins server?
– mbn217
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