feat(jenkins): Enable Jenkins job triggers for jobs in sub-folders #1204
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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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…1204) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc)
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…1204) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc)
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…1204) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc)
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…1204) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc)
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…1204) (#1216) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
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…1204) (#1215) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
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…1204) (#1214) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
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…1204) (#1217) - 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). Co-authored-by: Jason <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 54fbbcc) Co-authored-by: Raul Cristian <[email protected]>
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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
Echo: spinnaker/echo#1373