reading json secrets about aws-secrets-manager-credentials-provider-plugin HOT 2 OPEN

Hi, you are correct that at the moment generic multi-field credentials (stored in JSON) are not natively supported within the plugin; you must use the readJson method instead for that.

If you just want to use the standard credential types (SSH key, username+password, certificate) however, those are supported - see the README for details.

If you use Jenkins Configuration as Code, and you really do need support for arbitrary multi-field credential types outside of the standard ones (e.g. vendor specific credentials which consist of two or more secret fields), you have another option in the form of the https://github.com/jenkinsci/aws-secrets-manager-secret-source-plugin. That plugin is the low-level counterpart of this one and works at the level of casc.yaml.

You mention that you use 'many' secrets per job - how many are you typically using? (Depending on the problem you're running into, there may potentially be a usability limitation with the withCredentials API - which would affect more credentials providers than just this one.)

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Is there some plans to support json formatted AWS secrets in near future without any tricks?

I am having json secret in AWS secrets manager which is expected to be available in Jenkins secrets (via this plugin) and used directly there by Google Compute engine cloud node configuration, i.e. there is not any possibility to pipeline steps with readJson between.

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