[JIRA] (JENKINS-59829) GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

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Jenkins / JENKINS-59829 GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Mark Waite Attachments: Screen Shot 2019-10-17 at 2.03.44 PM.png Components: git-plugin Created: 2019-10-17 18:19 Priority: Blocker Reporter: Kyle Jackson Ever since Monday night 10/14/19 i have not been able to successfully pull "Pipeline script from SCM" from Google's Cloud Source Repository. I am able to pull it down with a normal clone (just not the pipeline script) I have been debugging this for 4 days and finally arrived at this solution. If i change the repo to a public GitHub repo it works. Im wondering if this helps me or not.. i also opened up a case with google. Add Comment

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Mark Waite commented on JENKINS-59829

Re: GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository Did you recently update your Jenkins git plugin version? I just created a google cloud repository using my Google account and connected it to the GitHub repository of the Jenkins git client plugin. I can list the remote branches in the repository but when I try to clone the repository, it complains fails to clone because my Google ID in the repository URL is 'mark.ea...@gmail.com' and the Jenkins git client plugin seems to incorrectly URL escape the '@' sign in the URL. Google cloud shows that the clone command I should use is: git clone ssh://mark.ea...@gmail.com@source.developers.google.com:2022/p/jenkins-plugins-markewaite/r/github_markewaite_git-client-plugin Notice how there are two embedded '@' characters in the clone command. One is from my e-mail address, while the other is used to separate the username from the hostname in the ssh URL.

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Mark Waite edited a comment on JENKINS-59829

Re: GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Did you recently update your Jenkins git plugin version?

I just created a google cloud repository using my Google account and connected it to the GitHub repository of the Jenkins git client plugin.  I can list the remote branches in the repository but when I try to clone the repository, it complains and fails to clone because my Google ID in the repository URL is 'mark.ea...@gmail.com' and the Jenkins git client plugin seems to incorrectly URL escape the '@' sign in the URL.

Google cloud shows that the clone command I should use is: {{git clone ssh://mark.ea...@gmail.com@source.developers.google.com:2022/p/jenkins-plugins-markewaite/r/github_markewaite_git-client-plugin}} Notice how there are two embedded '@' characters in the clone command.  One is from my e-mail address, while the other is used to separate the username from the hostname in the ssh URL.

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Jenkins / JENKINS-59829

GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Change By: Kyle Jackson Attachment: flow.xml

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Kyle Jackson commented on JENKINS-59829

Re: GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository Hey Mark, I had this working with g...@3.9.3 and it broke. I upgraded to 3.12.1 with the same issue. flow.xml I believe this issue is using a service account to access the GSR. Using a personal account is not the issue though it would be good to validate that as well. For the "pipeline  script from scm", how would you use a private json key with the method you describe?

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Mark Waite commented on JENKINS-59829

Re: GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Since there was no change in git plugin between the working and the non-working case, I assume you'll need to work with Google Cloud support to identify and resolve the issue. My experiments with Google Cloud to host a git repository seem to indicate that the Jenkins git plugin will need some additional work to better support Google Cloud Source Repositories. There seem to be several surprises in the initial tests that I've performed.

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Kyle Jackson commented on JENKINS-59829

Re: GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Thanks Mark!

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Kyle Jackson commented on JENKINS-59829

Re: GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

From: Google I've discovered that a recent Jenkins update to their LTS version deprecated an API that breaks the google-source-plugin [1]. The API that they deprecated breaks the plugin here [2] which can't call getInstance() anymore. A workaround for the moment is to switch to GIT or some other compatible SCM for the time being until a fix can be rolled out that is compatible with the LTS release of Jenkins. Another workaround would be to rollback Jenkins to jenkins:2.182, the last known release where the API was functioning as expected. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. [1] https://github.com/jenkinsci/google-source-plugin/pull/9 [github.com] [2] https://github.com/jenkinsci/google-source-plugin/pull/9/files#diff-ae66052e7782a54371071f2fbacbd1faR146 [github.com]

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Kyle Jackson updated JENKINS-59829

Jenkins / JENKINS-59829

GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Change By: Kyle Jackson Status: Open Fixed but Unreleased Resolution: Won't Fix

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Mark Waite updated an issue

Jenkins / JENKINS-59829 GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Change By: Mark Waite Component/s: google-source-plugin Component/s: git-plugin

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Mark Waite updated JENKINS-59829

Pull requests referenced in previous comment were merged and released in google source plugin 0.4. Assumed that resolves this issue.

Jenkins / JENKINS-59829 GitSCM Unable to Pull Pipeline script from SCM from Google Cloud Source Repository

Change By: Mark Waite Status: Fixed but Unreleased Closed

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