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feat(jenkins): Enable Jenkins job triggers for jobs in sub-folders #1373
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- Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter).
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LGTM
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Nice! There's some thought long term that... we have a lot of "feature flags", should move some of the concepts into Kork and maybe generic it all so
feature.<service>.flagName
kinda properties could be consistent across services. Be a nice enhancement later.
Map<String, Object> getBuildStatusWithJobQueryParameter( | ||
@NotNull @Path("buildNumber") Integer buildNumber, | ||
@NotNull @Path("master") String master, | ||
@NotNull @Query(value = "job") String job); |
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ONLY call out is... encoding. Calling out the caution on the other PR, but ... not sure how much of an issue that really is. IF job should be URL encoded due to any kinda characters - I don't THINK so at this point though.
@Mergifyio backport release-1.28.x release-1.30.x release-1.31.x release-1.32.x release-1.33.x |
✅ Backports have been created
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…1373) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d)
…1373) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d)
…1373) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d)
…1373) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d)
…1373) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d)
…1373) (#1381) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
…1373) (#1382) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
…1373) (#1380) - Allow triggering of Jenkins jobs that reside in sub-folders, by treating job names containing slashes as query variables. - Prior to this feature, jobs in sub-folders were not appropriately matched by the Spring framework due to slashes in their path, causing trigger requests to fail. - Include a new feature flag to determine the usage of the existing endpoint (which uses the job name as a path variable) or an updated endpoint (which takes the job name as a query parameter). (cherry picked from commit 18d038d) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
Description
When defining a Jenkins job in a sub-folder, the path contains slashes. Consequently, the Spring framework is not capable of accurately matching the request.
Problem
The trigger request fails because it is attempting to initiate a job that is not found.
Solution
A feature flag has been added. This flag influences if we should call the existing endpoint (which accepts the job name as a path variable) or the new one (which accepts the job name as a query parameter).
Before
After
Related PR's
Orca: spinnaker/orca#4618
Igor: spinnaker/igor#1204