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Sofy Upload Jenkins Plugin #3637
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The Jenkins Security Scan discovered 2 finding(s) 🔍. Once you're done, either re-run the scan with Stapler: Missing POST/RequirePOST annotationYou can find detailed information about this finding here. TestMobileAppWithSofy.java#174
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All the plugin does is uploading a file to a hard coded url. In a Jenkins pipeline this can be easily achieved with the https://plugins.jenkins.io/http_request/ plugin. Put some glue code in a pipeline library and you have an easy to use step in your pipeline. |
This looks pretty much identical to the existing plugin https://plugins.jenkins.io/sofy-ai/ |
@mawinter69 Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have lost access to our previous account. In light of this, we have setup a new account to resume our activities. Therefore, the need for a new Jenkins plugin. We won't be using our previous plugin anymore. Currently we are working on the changes mentioned above. |
We can surely grant you access to the existing plugin, there's no need for an additional plugin. |
@NotMyFault Can you please elaborate how? As our previous account is not to be considered but only the new account (SOFYDEVELOPERS). Your help would be appreciated. |
We can grant you access to the existing plugin while you propose your changes as pull request, which we will review. If all changes made are according to our requirements for plugins, we can grant you release access. |
I've invited both users mentioned in the initial issue body to https://github.com/jenkinsci/upload-build-to-sofy-plugin. Please file your proposed plugin as PR to the existing plugin and link it here for a review. Once reviewed, we will grant you release permission. |
I'll go ahead and close the request given you have been granted access to the existing resource. |
Repository URL
https://github.com/SOFYDEVELOPER/sofy-app-upload-jenkins-plugin
New Repository Name
sofy-app-upload-jenkins-plugin
Description
The plugin in question is designed for customer interaction and facilitates the seamless uploading of their builds to our platform, Sofy.ai. This customer-facing tool serves as a valuable resource, streamlining the process of submitting their software builds to enhance the overall user experience on our platform. Through this plugin, customers can efficiently contribute their builds, fostering a more collaborative and user-friendly environment on Sofy.ai.
GitHub users to have commit permission
@Ayeshasaifsofy
@SOFYDEVELOPER
Jenkins project users to have release permission
sofydevelopers
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