We’re running Plastic Cloud and I am trying to configure the PlasticSCM Jenkins plugin (PlasticSCM), however, when running my build it get stuck in an input wait. This is the log of the build, after presenting the options it just keeps waiting for an input
[PlasticTest] $ /var/jenkins_home/tools/plasticscm-cli/PlasticSCM/cm workspace list --format={wkname}#{path}#{wkid} -wks=XXXXXXXXXX@cloud --workingmode=LDAPWorkingMode --username=XXXXXXXXXX ********
[PlasticTest] $ /var/jenkins_home/tools/plasticscm-cli/PlasticSCM/cm workspace create jenkins_0e9bb4edc91c4b44a6d27721a4886c1e /var/jenkins_home/workspace/PlasticTest --selector=/var/jenkins_home/workspace/PlasticTest/selector4983248213861570241.txt -wks=XXXXXXXXXX --workingmode=LDAPWorkingMode --username=XXXXXXXXXX ********
Getting organization providers...
Select the system you want to use to sign in to the organization: XXXXXXXXXX
0 - unityid
1 - email
The job is set to use LDAP/Cloud authentication and I am using my UnityID credentials. If I use the same credentials on my Plastic client they work, so they should be correct. Not sure what I should do next?
I’m afraid there is not an easy way to configure UnityID via CLI if you don’t have a web browser in the build machine for login. Do you have it?
We have planned a solution for Unity ID login based on tokens, but I’m afraid it’s not still available.
You could use a user/password to login into the build machine while you keep using the Unity ID in the Plastic client.
If you need to use Unity ID in the build machine, as a workaround, you could configure the Plastic client on a Windows machine and then paste the configuration files to the build machine:
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\plastic4\client.conf
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\plastic4\profiles.conf
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\plastic4\tokens.conf
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\plastic4\cloudregions.conf
“I’m afraid there is not an easy way to configure UnityID via CLI if you don’t have a web browser in the build machine for login. Do you have it?”
I don’t, it’s a jenkins build machine running on Docker. And I can’t run cm configure on the jenkins machine, I keep getting the “Couldn’t find a valid ICU package installed on the system.”, even though I have “Use invariant .NET globalization” checked
Also in my local Windows machine, where I have the Plastic SCM installed (and I ran cm configure) I can’t seem to find any of the .conf files you’ve listed. The only one I can find is “C:\Program Files\PlasticSCM5\client\config_samples\client.conf”
In order to use the Jenkins plugin, you will need to install and configure a Plastic client on that machine. After the Plastic is installed, you should be able to use the PlasticCLI client.
I’m afraid we don’t have official support for Docker. I know there were some initiatives to support Docker in the past, but not sure if it will still work: https://github.com/PlasticSCM/plastic-docker
Assuming you don’t have a web browser, I could configure the client to use an email/plassword user at plasticscm.com instead of Unity ID.
So I am now running Jenkins directly on my local Windows machine, but still facing the same problem… I have found the .conf files you have mentioned but I am not quite sure where I should copy them… I tried copying them to the same folder where cm.exe is installed in my local machine, but then when running the job on jenkins I am getting a invalid credentials error (even though they are correct)
That is correct: Docker is no longer part of the equation
running cm repository list gives me a list of all the repos in my Plastic cloud server, including the one I have configured in the Plastic plugin job in Jenkins (code-review-test@XXXXXXXXXX@cloud)
