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JENKINS-16669 - GitHub SQS Plugin works only once after project config.Github SQS plugin not starting jobs on Jenkins 1.500
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#Jenkins git webook password#
You'll specify GitHub user names and passwords so that Jenkins can login as you to do this, and yes, we need your password and not API token because GitHub doesn't have an API for managing service hooks. You can choose to have Jenkins automatically manage the Github SQS hook automatically. Once that configuration is done, go to the project config and simply check "Build when a message is published to an SQS Queue" under "Build Triggers". You can always manually create the queue via Amazon AWS Management Console To verify that you have correctly configured the SQS profile you can click "Test Access" this checks to see if the Queue exists in your SQS account and tries to create it if it does not. To use this feature, first go to the global configuration and add a SQS Profile Trigger a build when a change is pushed to GitHub using Amazon SQS Trigger build job using GitHub Amazon SNS service hook that use a SQS topic subscription.Atomically adds and removes the Github SQS Service hook.Consumes a message from an SQS Queue and triggers any jobs that have a matching github repository configuration.This plugin integrates Jenkins with Github projects via Amazon's Simple Queue Service Double-check that the naming patterns are good.View GitHub SQS Build Trigger on the plugin site for more information. * When you configure the Jenkins plugin and file, make sure the Jenkinsfile syntax and format are valid. Otherwise the webhook will not be able to access your Jenkins server. * if your Jenkins server is hosted on AWS, make sure the AWS security groups are correctly configured. Current Ip as of today () are 131.103.20.165/32 and 131.103.20.166/32.Ħ.In the global Jenkins admin section add your credentials, and then configure a new job that will use this plugin, your credentials and scan projects based on your needs, for example:ħ.This project will then be built, based on an existing Jenkinsfile located in your GIT repo base directory. Important note about webhooks: if your Jenkins server is hosted on AWS, you must add Bitbucket IP in your security group so that Jenkins will receive webhooks requests. This password will be used instead of your main Bitbucket password, for example:ģ.Then, in your Jenkins server, in this example, version 2.235.3 which is the latest LTS available today, just add the bitbucket source plugin Ĥ.In your repository settings, add a webhook to " it must include repository push & Merge Request events.ĥ.The "Skip certificate verification" option depends on your HTTPS policy if you use self-signed certificates, for example:
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What to do in your Bitbucket accountĢ.Your Bitbucket account must have an "App Password" set for your Jenkins server. Steps to perform on Bitbucket and Jenkinsġ.You have configured your BCD scenario and plugged it to your GIT (Bitbucket) repository. Now you want to configure your CI and register a webhook from Bitbucket to execute the pipeline on your Jenkins server. You have followed the documentation "How to integrate BCD with Jenkins":