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Cloudbees folder patch 1 #1086

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@mthirdy mthirdy commented Jan 10, 2024

Compatibility with plugin cloudbees-folder'

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This PR provides the ability to manage elements of type/plugin 'cloudbees-folder'. In this case the name of the job could include slashes for subfolders. So the slashes in the job name have to be replaced by underscore for the temporary created file used for the jenkins api. Also the slashes have to replaced by '/jobs/' for the config.xml of a job while deleting the job via the jenkins api.

This Pull Request (PR) fixes the following issues

- the possible slashes in jobname are replaced by underscores to suppress the necessary of existing subfloders in the /tmp folder for temporary file creation
- the possible slashes in jobname are replaced by underscores so the correct file is deleted
- the possible slashes in jobname are replaced by '/jobs/' so the correct cloudbees-folder job config file is found and the job is deleted by jenkins api
@evgeni evgeni closed this Apr 23, 2024
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mthirdy commented Apr 24, 2024

@evgeni what did you do, so the checks have passed?

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evgeni commented Apr 24, 2024

Fixed up the tests in master and then restarted your PR against that

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