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We’re using the batch task plugin(here) on our jenkins server
i would like to restrict access/set permissions for certain tasks for individual users
For example:
User A can see tasks=> Push to production, Push to Dev
User B can only see task=> Push to Dev
I know I can create a separate job for the specified task however that would just take up more space (as we have many many projects) I would like to see if that level of granularity for setting tasks permissions is possible.
Any thoughts?
I don’t think there are many (if any) Jenkins plugins which integrate that deeply with user permissions — you’d have to add a feature request.
You can also try asking on the jenkinsci-users mailing list to see if anybody has similar experience with this type of issue.