Credentials dropdown does not show newly created credentials

[karianna]

Attempted to add a new (Jenkins Credential Provider) Credentials but upon saving the new credential it does not appear in the Credentials dropdown.

Jenkins ver. 2.63 and GitHub Pull Request Builder 1.37.0 with plain credentials plugin 1.4 and Credentials plugin version 2.1.13

[karianna]

This is only true for when I create a api.github.com credential. When creating a global one this appears in the list.

[jmcardon]

@karianna +1 on this issue

[EkiGui]

I had the same issue when using an SSH based authentication, but it worked fine with Username/Password credentials. Still, there's something going awry here...

[jitendrakhedar]

I am having the same issue. Can anyone provide me the solution?

[generatz]

@karianna Jenkins 2.73.3; in my experience with setting up the Jenkins system configuration for GitHub plugin, the credential "Kind" field must be "Secret text". I tried adding two or three other types of credentials, but they do not subsequently appear in the Credentials dropdown. See "2. At Credential level" section discussion here: https://support.cloudbees.com/hc/en-us/articles/224543927-GitHub-webhook-configuration

[theSupermacy]

This is happening to me also. Trying to add credentials with username and password. But it is not showing me the added credentials. Need Help!!

[RameshThangamuthu]

+1 for this issue

[RameshThangamuthu]

For me, When I create multi-branch pipeline and choose source type as Bitbucket, the Bitbucket Branch Source plugin does not list the credential of type "secret text" "SSH with user and private key"

[unlikelyzero]

The documentation needs to be updated to make it clear that 'Secret Text' cannot be used with this plugin -- it must be a username / password credential.

[neil-benn]

Me too; username/password is what I'm using but when you add credentials it doesn't get added to the drop down box. First time coming back to Jenkins after 5 years and it doesn't seem to have got any easier :(!

[RiaanLab]

+1

[jpswade]

Jenkins ver. 2.111

[lawrence615]

Anyone struggling with the issue of trying to add credentials with username and password but not showing the creds on the dropdown, try this it worked for me.

Jenkins > Credentials > System > Global Credentials (or whatever group you want to have access or your access allow) > Add Credentials.

Then go back to the Source Code Management section of the project, and select the credentials from the dropdown.

[ghost]

+1

[ghost]

Worked with Secret Text access when I generated a Personal API Token

[sophoulis]

Unfortunately when using BitBucket, the use of "SSH with user and private key" is still not possible. Although I can create the credentials, I cannot use them in the multi-branch pipeline

[theDevelopper]

I have the same issue when using BitBucket and "SSH with user and private key"

[ppamorim]

Still happening... Even doing what @lawrence615 says doesn't work for me...

[giorgenes]

+1

[ychaudhari]

same as @ppamorim... still happening for me in Jenkins v2.121... @lawrence615 's solution did not work unfortunately. I'm trying to add username/password credentials for subversion.

[ychaudhari]

looks like it is resolved for me.

It turns out the credentials show up in drop down when I select Scope as Global (Jenkins, nodes, items, all child items, etc) instead of System (Jenkins and nodes only) .

FYI, parameters that I selected are: Domain: Global credentials (unrestricted) Kind: Username with password Scope: Global (Jenkins, nodes, items, all child items, etc) Username: Password: ID: Description:

Credentials showed up as soon as I added them from Jenkins Credentials Provider pop-up.

[NickyWeber]

+1

SSH credentials not showing up either.

Jenkins 2.122 Pullrequest Builder Plugin 1.4.26

[bbu23]

After wasting a lot of time, I found the missing step for my case: After adding the credentials, you need navigate to /configure and scroll down to SSH remote hosts Here, you need to add a new host and associate the newly created credentials. I hope this helps !

[abobwhite]

@xtina23 I don't see that option under the configure page...

[aantillonl]

I had a situation also with ssh keys and the GitHub plugin for Jenkins, but before claiming that I "fixed it", lets consider that our issues might be in fact different problems that apparently look the same.

In fact my problem was quite silly. When you add an SSH user with private key credential, it will be listed in the format <user> <description> in the dropdown. Initially I thought my key was not being listed because it was not there by ID, or description, but turns out the listing format is just different to what i was looking for.

[babakx]

For me it seems the problem was that I had "Authorization" plugin installed and enabled for my project. The issue was fixed when I updated "Authorization Strategy" and set it to "Run as who Triggered Build".

[Phelibus]

same issue when using BitBucket and "SSH with user and private key" jenkins 2.121.2

[AnishBAH]

To all who are still struggling with above, this is the solution (as of version 2.122):

• Navigate to Jenkins > Credentials > System > Global Credentials
• Add Credential
• Select Secret Text from dropdown menu
• Add description (name of account, reason, etc.)
• In secret text box, deposit your Github Personal Access Token (GPAT)
• Save and navigate back to Jenkins > Global Configuration
• Find your Github Server Access section and select your credentials from it, then click Test Connection

Your GPAT should automatically validate your account name & resources it has access to along with setting a rate limit for the API. Good luck.

[OrenAshkenazy]

Can someone please confirm it works for BitBucket and SSH Username with private key and what is the workaround?

[marcel-kondermann]

changed from chrome to firefox, then it worked for me

[kaisar945]

+1 I have same problem help me thanks

[walkerlala]

for those who cannot see the public/private key credential, use "ssh username with private key" instead.

[glessit]

+1

[max-l-weaver]

Hate to be that person but this is happening to me too. It appears each person's "solution" is different from the next. I have tried most suggestions here; I'm trying to add a github api key. Credentials do not appear in drop-down when configuring git for a pipeline. Very frustrating!

[mbvreddy]

+1.. I have same problem. Not able to see credentials in the dropdown

[hiriumi]

Hmm it's happening to me too.

[mshauny]

This is happening to me as well using the bitbucket plugin and strangely it worked perfectly just yesterday but had to rebuild my server and now its not working.

[OrenAshkenazy]

If it helps anyone I decided to moved from using ssh key to app password with MFA.

[pablito85]

Its happening to me too.

[unlimitedLoop]

+1, Jenkins version: Jenkins 2.150.1

[daniel-pilot]

+1, Jenkins version: Jenkins 2.150.2

[programeriss]

Solution is to use: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-personal-access-token-for-the-command-line/

[kevindelord]

If you want to use an API Token do not create a new credentials with a secret text but with username/password and use the token as your password !

More information here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48330402/secret-text-git-credentials-not-showing-up-in-jenkins-project-source-code-mana

Works for me like a charm 👍

[kevindelord]

Solution for us was to create credentials with username/password but instead of using the actual password of the account, use the api token (and be 2FA ready ;) )

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48330402/secret-text-git-credentials-not-showing-up-in-jenkins-project-source-code-mana

[JaimePata]

I tried the solution with username/password using the api token but does not work for me. Says credentials are invalid.

[tourjee]

Seems that there's another thread similar to this one. I installed plain-credentials as suggested in this post and it resolved my issue of the API token credential not showing in the drop down.

https://github.com/jenkinsci/gitlab-plugin/issues/388#issuecomment-243751179

[jayabalan1992]

For me the secret text worked. I was on GitHub Enterprise, which sends the request to the api url https://github.example.com/api/v3?auth_token=xxxxx so you need to generate GitHub personal access token from an admin account or some common account and select right permissions. The issue was with the permissions in my case.

admin:repo_hook - for managing hooks (read, write and delete old ones) repo - to see private repos repo:status - to manipulate commit statuses

[argh]

The top-level system Github configuration does not work for me with username/password credentials.

The top level plugin configuration does indeed work with "secret text" credentials that contain the github access token. Connection tests successfully, shows rate limit, etc.

However, under the "Multibranch Pipeline" project type (and possibly others), the "Branch Sources" / "Github" section does not let me select the global credentials I set.

If I use the Add button and try to create a new "secret text" credential, it creates but doesn't show in the list! (If I navigate to global credentials, there it is...)

If I use the Add button and create a username/password credentials, that works.

So basically in one place, it requires the token, and in the other it requires username+password. What a mess...

[java4africa]

One part of the fix coming soon with https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-46094

[jessicamilene]

I have the same problem, I add a new credential and it doesn't appear on the dropdown.

[SOLUTION] 1º - Add -> Jenkins 2º - Create a new credential with: Domain: Global Kind: secret text Secret: 3º - Click add and use the new credential :)