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[PT-563] Consume gradle plugins repo credentials from env #78
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Tracked in JIRA PT-563
Description
By having another look at the documentation I read that there is an alternative to putting the credentials to the
gradle.properties
. Instead we can set these project properties-Pgradle.publish.key=<key> -Pgradle.publish.secret=<secret>
.I added the credentials to Jenkins through the credentials plugin and bind them to the env variables
GRADLE_PLUGINS_REPO_KEY
andGRADLE_PLUGINS_REPO_SECRET
.Scope of this PR is to change
prepareGradlePluginsRepoRelease
to read these credentials from the env variables and set the project properties. As fallback for a local release we still also check thesecrets.properties
.