There is no "Configure Docker Registry: CloudBees Docker Build and Publish credentials" section in Jenkins/Configure System is not working with a private docker registry
We thought we could use it for our private registry turns out this is not the case. We As Jenkins Enterprise customers we would love to be able to specify which registry the credentials are for.
We thought we could use it for our private registry turns out this is not the case. We would love to be able to specify which registry the credentials are for.
Another issue is that users keep selecting this option with invalid credentials and it breaks builds because it writes a file to /home/jenkins/.dockercfg with bad credentials and not everyone who uses that build slave cant pull images from docker.io. Is there some less persistent way to use the credentials?
Another issue is that users keep selecting this option with invalid credentials and it breaks builds because. Because it writes a docker credentials file to /home/jenkins/.dockercfg with bad credentials and not. Now no one can pull from docker.io because we are getting auth errors against docker.io in all the jobs now. Now everyone who uses that build slave cant pull images from docker.io. Is there some less persistent way to use insert the credentials on a per job basis?
Another issue is that users keep selecting this option with invalid credentials and it breaks builds. Because it writes a docker credentials file to /home/jenkins/.dockercfg with bad credentials. Now no No one can pull from docker.io because we are getting auth errors against docker.io in all the jobs now. Now everyone who uses that build slave cant pull images from docker.io. Is there some less persistent way to insert the credentials on a per job basis?
Another issue is that users keep selecting this option with invalid credentials and it breaks builds. Because it writes a docker credentials file to /home/jenkins/.dockercfg with bad credentials. No one can pull from docker.io because we are getting auth errors against docker.io in all the jobs now. Now everyone Everyone who uses that build slave cant pull images because of one person's misconfiguration ina job. Is there some less persistent way to insert the credentials on a per job basis?
The registry authentication stopped working for us after we upgraded from Docker 1.10 to 1.12, which now uses exclusively .docker/config.json instead of .dockercfg. This plugin only generates .dockercfg. As a workaround, I've logged in locally on the Docker host to generate the config.json.
Nearly 2020 and still havingI'm using this issue with Kubernetes cloud and a docker-dind image. I just succeeded by adding a shell step with {{docker login ... before the step.}}