I have a Jenkins job which uses HTML publisher plugin and executes selenium automation cases and generates a HTML test result report link on Jenkins job details page. i want to pass this HTML report link to stakeholder who can view the report without logging in to Jenkins server but the problem is all the stakeholders may not have Jenkins account/login setup so is there a way to bypass the authentication part and directly access the html report link(make the report public) which is on Jenkins.
any help highly appreciated..
you can configure this from global security setting in Jenkins. if you are Admin you will have access to this, if not you need to ask your Jenkins Admin for it.
http://<JenkinsHost>/configureSecurity/
Give read-only permission to Anonymous Users for Job should fix the issue. I haven't tested it but it should work I guess.
Caveat: if Jenkins is deployed on public domain or cloud anyone having access to Jenkins URL will be able to see your job and all the important information mentioned in Job Config. So I would not suggest to do it. if it's on private domain, I don't see much risk.
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I have a google workspace addon which is extending gmail and is using app script oauth to connect our own system, https://github.com/googleworkspace/apps-script-oauth2.
Our system has a development environment and a live environment, each uses a different identity client id secret which need to be used when connecting to each. I have stored these as different project properites with the development properties being prefixed with 'dev-' and i have a function that looks like this:
getScriptPropery function. This function has a variable that should let me change the script properties I access.
I have then created a versioned deployment that uses the live project properties and have kept my HEAD deployment using the develpoment properties. My problem is that once someone tries to login on the versioned deployment they seem to be redirected back to the HEAD version of the code which is using development project properties, this then breaks the login attempt and gives the following error: AppScript login error. I have tested this by adding logging that is only in the HEAD version of the getScriptProperty function and you can see the logs swap to using the development properties after redirecting from the login attempt, Logging example.
Is there a better way to manage deployments/project properties to stop this from happening or have a just missed something with how they are meant to work?
We have a Coded UI solution in TFS and run tests from MS Test Manager. How can I post test results into Report Portal?
I have just installed NUGet package from github
But it is unclear for me how to use it. Is there some documentation about using of Report Portal API?
Unfortunately, ReportPortal have no MSTest agent yet. But it has reach API so you could try to implement agent by yourself.
There are couple of other .NET-based clients (as example):
NUunit, Specflow
Server-side API is quite powerful to implement integration with any testing engine. You can have a look at it by the following link (must be logged in):
YOUR_RP_URL/ui/swagger-ui.html
I believe there now there is something that can connect reportportal and mstest: https://github.com/reportportal/agent-net-vstest
I'm trying to deploy an SSRS report to a remote server (that is not on my network). I'm not sure how to do this. For a machine on my network, I would just change the TargetURL, but I'm guessing there should be somewhere that I can associate credentials to deploy to a remote server, but I'm not finding it.
I know this is an old post but if someone is wondering about the same question.
I am using vs2017 enterprise. So when you configure your remote url and folder name and everything is perfect to build your project, you hit F5 or deploy your project. Upon successful building vs will prompt you for your report servers credential. Then you do the usual and vs will do its own job. In a moment you will be able to access your report.
Just read about the permission requirements before you try it.
Hope it will help someone.
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I face a similar issue delivering reports to various servers (customers and dev,qa,staging and production.) In visual studio the best way to do it is start a new project for the new server and import the new reports into it. You end up with a new project for each server.
I found TFS / VS unwieldy and my workflow to manage it unfortunately is doing it manually, or using one of a few open source report uploading tools (there are powershell scripts to do it but I find the tools are more user friendly.)
Best thing to start with is doing it manually; which will sort your initial problem.
Save the file out of your report writer to disk.
In Internet Explorer log into the Report Manager of the remote server http(s)://remoteservername/reports and navigate to the folder you want. Then upload the report.
When its uploaded you may need to fix the connection to the database.
Once you get used to doing this you can use a tool like reportsync to easily and quickly move reports between servers.
I am running Report Service Manager - Web portal for accessing the Reports. For Development and Testing purpose, Report service is running from my computer.
Whenever Testing Team tries to access the web from their end, report service is asking an Initial Authentication of my computer account. ( Windows Authentication ). How to skip this authentication mode ? This is an Internal Application, i want Report service to run on any computer without asking any authentications.
If you are all on the same domain, simply add "DomainName\All Users" with the appropriate role to the portal. The testers may also need to add your site as a trusted site in their browsers. "All Users" is exactly as it sounds - any user account on that domain will have the access you grant.
Alternatively, if you need to disable security entirely (bad idea), you'll have to configure a new security extension - it's relatively simple to do, especially with all the samples you can find online (google "SSRS custom authentication" or "SSRS anonymous authentication"), but if you've never done anything like this before, you may struggle if you run into any unexpected issues.
See here for one example on how to enable anonymous access:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jameswu/archive/2008/07/15/anonymous-access-in-sql-rs-2008.aspx
I want to do authentication for my SVN server through Apache Web Server by mod_dav_svn. Authentication users I want to use MySql since later I want to extend other functions later on.
I've follow this instruction and it's working out correctly and perfect for me
SVN Authentication using MySQL
But what happen since I want to define group of user with read-only and other groups read-write permission.
I'm out of ideas so please help me :) .
PS: AuthzSVNAccessFile dynamic editing would take too much of effort :'(
From what I have read if you are going to use the open source subversion server, your options are limited to modifying the access file as you were hesitant to do.
The issue is mentioned here, although in regards to LDAP auth: https://serverfault.com/questions/188023/webinterface-for-configuring-svn-access-in-mod-dav-svn
My advice is to set up a cron job to automatically generate the auth file on a regular interval.