artifactory-artifact-manager-plugin

[jonesbusy]

Repository URL

https://github.com/jonesbusy/artifactory-artifact-manager-plugin

New Repository Name

artifactory-artifact-manager-plugin

Description

Hi,

This is basically an Artifact Manager implementation for Artifactory OSS and Artifactory Pro (It's similar to https://plugins.jenkins.io/artifact-manager-s3/ and https://plugins.jenkins.io/azure-artifact-manager/) but for JFrog artifactory

I allow to store artifact and stash into a generic repository of Artifactory.

Use case is mostly for on-premises deployment that don't have access to cloud service (or don't want to deploy an internal Minio instance). Or because Artifactory is already fully setup for large scale deployment (permission, chargeback, backup etc...)

Internally it used https://github.com/jfrog/artifactory-client-java which uses Apache 2.0 license

I'm currently finalizing the plugin (probably will be finalized during KubeCon), but I would like to start the hosting process already in case there is some changes to be done (I still need to test with Artifactory Pro which I don't have access for now). But basically expect "move" methods the plugin is working already.

GitHub users to have commit permission

@jonesbusy

Jenkins project users to have release permission

jonesbusy

Issue tracker

GitHub issues

[github-actions]

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• ⛔ Required: The 'artifactId' from the pom.xml (artifact-manager-artifactory) is incorrect, it should be artifactory-artifact-manager ('New Repository Name' field with "-plugin" removed)

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[jonesbusy]

/hosting re-check

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The Jenkins Security Scan discovered 8 finding(s) 🔍.

Please follow the instructions below for every identified issues:

• Implement the recommended fix to address the issue.
• If you think it's a false positive, suppress the warning directly within the code.
• Alternative, you write an explanation here about why you think it's irrelevant. That will require a manual review, leading to a slower process.

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Stapler: Missing POST/RequirePOST annotation

You can find detailed information about this finding here.

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#158

Potential CSRF vulnerability: If DescriptorImpl#doCheckServerUrl connects to user-specified URLs, modifies state, or is expensive to run, it should be annotated with @POST or @RequirePOST

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#149

Potential CSRF vulnerability: If DescriptorImpl#doCheckRepository connects to user-specified URLs, modifies state, or is expensive to run, it should be annotated with @POST or @RequirePOST

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#137

Potential CSRF vulnerability: If DescriptorImpl#doCheckPrefix connects to user-specified URLs, modifies state, or is expensive to run, it should be annotated with @POST or @RequirePOST

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#116

Potential CSRF vulnerability: If DescriptorImpl#doFillStorageCredentialIdItems connects to user-specified URLs, modifies state, or is expensive to run, it should be annotated with @POST or @RequirePOST

Stapler: Missing permission check

You can find detailed information about this finding here.

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#158

Potential missing permission check in DescriptorImpl#doCheckServerUrl

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#149

Potential missing permission check in DescriptorImpl#doCheckRepository

ArtifactoryGenericArtifactConfig.java#137

Potential missing permission check in DescriptorImpl#doCheckPrefix

Jenkins: Plaintext password storage

You can find detailed information about this finding here.

ArtifactoryVirtualFile.java#24

Field should be reviewed whether it stores a password and is serialized to disk: key

[github-actions]

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/request-security-scan

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The Jenkins Security Scan did not find anything dangerous with your plugin, congratulations! 🎉

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[NotMyFault]

I'd proceed with the hosting process, the plugin looks well in its current shape.

[NotMyFault]

/hosting host

[jenkins-infra-bot]

Hosting request complete, the code has been forked into the jenkinsci project on GitHub as https://github.com/jenkinsci/artifactory-artifact-manager-plugin

GitHub issues has been selected for issue tracking and was enabled for the forked repo.

A pull request has been created against the repository permissions updater to setup release permissions. Additional users can be added by modifying the created file.

Please delete your original repository (if there are no other forks), under 'Danger Zone', so that the jenkinsci organization repository is the definitive source for the code. If there are other forks, please contact GitHub support to make the jenkinsci repo the root of the fork network (mention that Jenkins approval was given in support request 569994). Also, please make sure you properly follow the documentation on documenting your plugin so that your plugin is correctly documented.

You will also need to do the following in order to push changes and release your plugin:

• Accept the invitation to the Jenkins CI Org on Github
• Add additional users for upload permissions, if needed
• Releasing your plugin

Welcome aboard!