README.md

Jenkins Credentials

This plugin requires that credentials (private key and client secret) be added under a special Jenkins Credentials Domain that is restricted to the host ims-na1.adobelogin.com

Create the Domain

1. As a Jenkins Admin, navigate to Manage Jenkins -> Manage Credentials and you should see the default Jenkins store listed.
2. Click the triangle icon next to the Jenkins store and click Add Domain. (This is tricky, see below screen recording.)
3. Use any Domain Name. We went with Adobe IO
4. Under Specifications section, click Add button and choose hostname
5. In the Include field, paste the domain ims-na1.adobelogin.com
6. Click OK to save.

Add the Adobe IO Client Secret

1. Navigate to the domain we created in the steps above.
2. Click Add Credentials
3. From the Kind dropdown, select Secret text
4. Keep the scope as Global
5. Add the Client Secret from the Adobe IO Project
6. Give it any ID you like, but it should be something meaningful and representative of the Adobe IO project. (We went with cm-client-secret)

Add the Adobe IO Private Key

1. Navigate to the domain we created in the steps above.
2. Click Add Credentials
3. From the Kind dropdown, select Secret file
4. Keep the scope as Global
5. Upload the private key file.
6. Give it any ID you like, but it should be something meaningful and representative of the Adobe IO project. (We went with cm-private-key)