[JENKINS-56674] Masking of environment variables passed to docker exec#167
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Not tested deeply but nothing seems wrong.
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Great, I'm glad that my findings really helps make this plugin better ) |
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It is not currently released. |
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When we will be able to install this update and which version it is planned to be released in? |
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@Dmitry1987 as you can see in JIRA, it has been released as 1.18. |
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JENKINS-56674 Subsumes #166 by @vkravets.
I consider this a security hardening. Suppose you have some plugin which uses
Launcher, callsenvon a sensitive variable, and does not use.quiet(true). Normally it will look like this in the log:If you wrapped in
withDockerContainerbefore this fix:and after:
Or for old versions of Docker,
vs.