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How to access encrypted passwords from specific location using gradle-credentials-plugin
Custom Task/Plugin in gradle“USERAUTH fail” using gradle-ssh-plugin with identityGradle Custom Plugin: How To Configure A Gradle Task Using Properties Expected to be Set in the Build ScriptHow to use the Transform API provided by Android Gradle plugin？How to configure gradle application plugin to set my user.dir to the location of the script?Gradle plugin specifying default extension valuesGradle Plugin Development (Java code): Update extension properties for Internal applied PluginCalling my plugin in buildsrc/ several timesHow to separate source files per test type in an Android library project?
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We are using gradle-credentials-plugin to encrypt project passwords
--Add credentials:
gradle addCredentials --key "InitialPassword" --value $pwdValue -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir
--Read Passwords:
project.IntialPassword = credentials.InitialPassword
Error: > java.lang.NullPointerException (no error message)
Reason: Encrypted passwords file not finding as the plugin searching
in .gradle default folder
How to set credentialsLocation value so that the plugin can read password encrypted file from $baseDir in gradle.build?
tried setting credentialsLocation property but no luck.
Expected: The gradle credentials plugin must read encrypted passwords from custom directory.
marklogic gradle-plugin ml-gradle
edited Mar 26 at 22:40
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We are using gradle-credentials-plugin to encrypt project passwords
--Add credentials:
gradle addCredentials --key "InitialPassword" --value $pwdValue -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir
--Read Passwords:
project.IntialPassword = credentials.InitialPassword
Error: > java.lang.NullPointerException (no error message)
Reason: Encrypted passwords file not finding as the plugin searching
in .gradle default folder
How to set credentialsLocation value so that the plugin can read password encrypted file from $baseDir in gradle.build?
tried setting credentialsLocation property but no luck.
Expected: The gradle credentials plugin must read encrypted passwords from custom directory.
marklogic gradle-plugin ml-gradle
edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
5,4755 gold badges18 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 22:49
mikeymikey
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This seems more specific to the gradle-credentials plugin as opposed to ml-gradle, but the instructions here may help - github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/… .
– rjrudin
Mar 26 at 13:58
@rjrudin I tried referring the documentation but could not get any help. Also tried setting credentialsLocation but gradle still searching in default cache directory. 'setProperty("credentialsLocation",System.getProperty("user.dir"))' If a custom directory location is passed through the credentialsLocation project property when starting the build, the credentials file will be seeked in that directory.
– mikey
Mar 26 at 16:07
Have you verified that the user running gradle has permissions on the 'gradle.encrypted.properties' file in the specified directory?
– Michael Gardner
Mar 26 at 22:40
@Michael Yes I assume the user have permissions. Is there any specific way to check the user permissions?
– mikey
Mar 26 at 22:48
@MichaelGardner ,the encrypted file gradle.encrypted.properties is created in the expected path -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir but when I tried to read the passwords from gradle.build it is still searching in gradle default home path.
– mikey
Mar 27 at 8:34
add a comment |
We are using gradle-credentials-plugin to encrypt project passwords
--Add credentials:
gradle addCredentials --key "InitialPassword" --value $pwdValue -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir
--Read Passwords:
project.IntialPassword = credentials.InitialPassword
Error: > java.lang.NullPointerException (no error message)
Reason: Encrypted passwords file not finding as the plugin searching
in .gradle default folder
How to set credentialsLocation value so that the plugin can read password encrypted file from $baseDir in gradle.build?
tried setting credentialsLocation property but no luck.
Expected: The gradle credentials plugin must read encrypted passwords from custom directory.
marklogic gradle-plugin ml-gradle
edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
5,4755 gold badges18 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 22:49
mikeymikey
406 bronze badges
We are using gradle-credentials-plugin to encrypt project passwords
--Add credentials:
gradle addCredentials --key "InitialPassword" --value $pwdValue -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir
--Read Passwords:
project.IntialPassword = credentials.InitialPassword
Error: > java.lang.NullPointerException (no error message)
Reason: Encrypted passwords file not finding as the plugin searching
in .gradle default folder
How to set credentialsLocation value so that the plugin can read password encrypted file from $baseDir in gradle.build?
tried setting credentialsLocation property but no luck.
Expected: The gradle credentials plugin must read encrypted passwords from custom directory.
marklogic gradle-plugin ml-gradle
marklogic gradle-plugin ml-gradle
edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
5,4755 gold badges18 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 22:49
mikeymikey
406 bronze badges
edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
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asked Mar 25 at 22:49
mikeymikey
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edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
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edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
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edited Mar 26 at 22:40
Michael Gardner
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This seems more specific to the gradle-credentials plugin as opposed to ml-gradle, but the instructions here may help - github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/… .
– rjrudin
Mar 26 at 13:58
@rjrudin I tried referring the documentation but could not get any help. Also tried setting credentialsLocation but gradle still searching in default cache directory. 'setProperty("credentialsLocation",System.getProperty("user.dir"))' If a custom directory location is passed through the credentialsLocation project property when starting the build, the credentials file will be seeked in that directory.
– mikey
Mar 26 at 16:07
Have you verified that the user running gradle has permissions on the 'gradle.encrypted.properties' file in the specified directory?
– Michael Gardner
Mar 26 at 22:40
@Michael Yes I assume the user have permissions. Is there any specific way to check the user permissions?
– mikey
Mar 26 at 22:48
@MichaelGardner ,the encrypted file gradle.encrypted.properties is created in the expected path -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir but when I tried to read the passwords from gradle.build it is still searching in gradle default home path.
– mikey
Mar 27 at 8:34
add a comment |
1
This seems more specific to the gradle-credentials plugin as opposed to ml-gradle, but the instructions here may help - github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/… .
– rjrudin
Mar 26 at 13:58
@rjrudin I tried referring the documentation but could not get any help. Also tried setting credentialsLocation but gradle still searching in default cache directory. 'setProperty("credentialsLocation",System.getProperty("user.dir"))' If a custom directory location is passed through the credentialsLocation project property when starting the build, the credentials file will be seeked in that directory.
– mikey
Mar 26 at 16:07
Have you verified that the user running gradle has permissions on the 'gradle.encrypted.properties' file in the specified directory?
– Michael Gardner
Mar 26 at 22:40
@Michael Yes I assume the user have permissions. Is there any specific way to check the user permissions?
– mikey
Mar 26 at 22:48
@MichaelGardner ,the encrypted file gradle.encrypted.properties is created in the expected path -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir but when I tried to read the passwords from gradle.build it is still searching in gradle default home path.
– mikey
Mar 27 at 8:34
1
1
This seems more specific to the gradle-credentials plugin as opposed to ml-gradle, but the instructions here may help - github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/… .
– rjrudin
Mar 26 at 13:58
This seems more specific to the gradle-credentials plugin as opposed to ml-gradle, but the instructions here may help - github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/… .
– rjrudin
Mar 26 at 13:58
@rjrudin I tried referring the documentation but could not get any help. Also tried setting credentialsLocation but gradle still searching in default cache directory. 'setProperty("credentialsLocation",System.getProperty("user.dir"))' If a custom directory location is passed through the credentialsLocation project property when starting the build, the credentials file will be seeked in that directory.
– mikey
Mar 26 at 16:07
@rjrudin I tried referring the documentation but could not get any help. Also tried setting credentialsLocation but gradle still searching in default cache directory. 'setProperty("credentialsLocation",System.getProperty("user.dir"))' If a custom directory location is passed through the credentialsLocation project property when starting the build, the credentials file will be seeked in that directory.
– mikey
Mar 26 at 16:07
Have you verified that the user running gradle has permissions on the 'gradle.encrypted.properties' file in the specified directory?
– Michael Gardner
Mar 26 at 22:40
Have you verified that the user running gradle has permissions on the 'gradle.encrypted.properties' file in the specified directory?
– Michael Gardner
Mar 26 at 22:40
@Michael Yes I assume the user have permissions. Is there any specific way to check the user permissions?
– mikey
Mar 26 at 22:48
@Michael Yes I assume the user have permissions. Is there any specific way to check the user permissions?
– mikey
Mar 26 at 22:48
@MichaelGardner ,the encrypted file gradle.encrypted.properties is created in the expected path -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir but when I tried to read the passwords from gradle.build it is still searching in gradle default home path.
– mikey
Mar 27 at 8:34
@MichaelGardner ,the encrypted file gradle.encrypted.properties is created in the expected path -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir but when I tried to read the passwords from gradle.build it is still searching in gradle default home path.
– mikey
Mar 27 at 8:34
add a comment |
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This seems more specific to the gradle-credentials plugin as opposed to ml-gradle, but the instructions here may help - github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/… .
– rjrudin
Mar 26 at 13:58
@rjrudin I tried referring the documentation but could not get any help. Also tried setting credentialsLocation but gradle still searching in default cache directory. 'setProperty("credentialsLocation",System.getProperty("user.dir"))' If a custom directory location is passed through the credentialsLocation project property when starting the build, the credentials file will be seeked in that directory.
– mikey
Mar 26 at 16:07
Have you verified that the user running gradle has permissions on the 'gradle.encrypted.properties' file in the specified directory?
– Michael Gardner
Mar 26 at 22:40
@Michael Yes I assume the user have permissions. Is there any specific way to check the user permissions?
– mikey
Mar 26 at 22:48
@MichaelGardner ,the encrypted file gradle.encrypted.properties is created in the expected path -PcredentialsLocation=$baseDir but when I tried to read the passwords from gradle.build it is still searching in gradle default home path.
– mikey
Mar 27 at 8:34