Feature request: Implement global settings for TeamCity server configurations

[raennor]

Hello,

when using many Repositories in Bitbucket and using this plugin to trigger builds in TeamCity, it results in a lot of effort to fill in all needed Fields (TeamCity URL, User Name, Password).
It would be very nice, if the Administrator could store global setting of this Fields and all Repositories can use this. Another benefit would be, that a newly created TeamCity User who has the required access rights could be used. So password or token of this must not be shared with Bitbucket Repository Administrator.

The usage of this global setting could be enabled or disabled with a toggle on Repository settings of Trigger Hook.
If local settings should be used it could be shown like this:

And if global settings should be used it coculd be shown like this:

[jmecosta]

Yeah this would be a super cool feature. We also needed it. Unfortunately not much time at the moment to implement it 😕 If you feel like having a go at it, that would e great. U can use the Jenkins parametrized plugin as reference. I see that the have it there

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On Tue, 20 Oct 2020, 16:30 raennor, ***@***.***> wrote: Hello, when using many Repositories in Bitbucket and using this plugin to trigger builds in TeamCity, it results in a lot of effort to fill in all needed Fields (TeamCity URL, User Name, Password). It would be very nice, if the Administrator could store global setting of this Fields and all Repositories can use this. Another benefit would be, that a newly created TeamCity User who has the required access rights could be used. So password or token of this must not be shared with Bitbucket Repository Administrator. The usage of this global setting could be enabled or disabled with a toggle on Repository settings of Trigger Hook. If local settings should be used it could be shown like this: [image: Selection_193] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67202887/96592005-31abfe00-12e8-11eb-95bf-9d5aa22fb883.png> And if global settings should be used it coculd be shown like this: [image: Selection_194] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67202887/96592155-60c26f80-12e8-11eb-9aa2-a27561f089b7.png> — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#72>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAH6HSEKHRPTU5T5HZ7RJWLSLWGI7ANCNFSM4SYLMBLQ> .