fix(jcasc): use correct CspConfiguration attributes for CSP#2186
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CspConfiguration only accepts 'enforce' and 'advanced' — not 'header'. The 'header' attribute caused a fatal UnknownAttributesException at startup. Replace with enforce: true to enable CSP with Jenkins' default built-in policy. Signed-off-by: Bruno Verachten <gounthar@gmail.com>
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Problem
Jenkins crashes at startup with:
The CSP block added in #2184 used
header:which is not a valid attribute forjenkins.security.csp.impl.CspConfiguration.Fix
Replace the invalid
headerattribute withenforce: true, which enables CSP using Jenkins' built-in default policy and correctly silences the administrative monitor warning.