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Jenkins sucks for a lot of reasons but it does have a perfectly serviceable credentials store exactly for hiding these kinds of secrets from the parameters page

Jenkins sucks for a lot of reasons but it does have a perfectly serviceable credentials store exactly for hiding these kinds of secrets from the parameters page and the build output. Any release engineer with the slightest inclination to avoid incidents would have set it up, this just looks like a lack of experience at breaking everything for everyone.

kovrik 8y ago
But that's the thing: many people don't bother configuring it properly (or they don't know how?). So why risk it?
- falsedan 8y ago
  sometimes the risk analysis comes out in favour of providing a service for your users ahead of studiously avoiding making mistakes