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Unable to add users and groups to AAD Matrix-based security #89
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Hi |
Is there a way to have this work without the Directory.Read.All permission? My tenant admins do not grant this permission |
Not sure about that. |
You just need to put the users in the right format,
e.g. Tim Jacomb (c994450c-daec-4b4c-afc7-dd0980ee44c7) Or use one of the other authorization strategies and use the Jenkins ID, Docs coming in #118 |
Hi Did you ever get this to work? I am having the same issue and I am on version Version: 340.vdef002cf6415 and I have following permissions below. If I use Azure Security matrix it doesn't show anything. I have to use the regular security Matrix and enter user or group object ID and that works. But would be much nicer if I can use the Azure ad so we do not have to look up object ids. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you Directory.Read.All/Application |
I haven't tried in over two years, and my current project does not use Jenkins, so I do not have any new insight. |
I am only able to add myself ([email protected]) by being the admin user in config.xml
If this is set, I am able to use the jenkins instance, but I am unable to add other users or groups.
I have tried different patterns to add users and groups, none successful.
I have not been granted admin permissions e.g. Directory.Read.All, but used the other options mentioned.
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