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Currently Jenkins supports authentication via the conjur api key, however if jenkins is being run in k8s with the conjur side car container a session token is provided to the jenkins container.
We need the ability to authenticate using this session token rather than an api key.
The conjur configuration should contain a field for 'Session Token File' and if this field is populated then the jenkins plugin should use the session token to retrieve the credential.
This also means that the conjur-credential-plugin does not need to authenticate since it is already authenticated.
Currently Jenkins supports authentication via the conjur api key, however if jenkins is being run in k8s with the conjur side car container a session token is provided to the jenkins container.
We need the ability to authenticate using this session token rather than an api key.
The conjur configuration should contain a field for 'Session Token File' and if this field is populated then the jenkins plugin should use the session token to retrieve the credential.
This also means that the conjur-credential-plugin does not need to authenticate since it is already authenticated.