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Graph service throws Request_ResourceNotFound exception #246
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I didn't take a look at the logs, but I've got the issue that I can't list the users and groups assigned to the app in Azure. PS: The article I found: https://cloudinfrastructureservices.co.uk/jenkins-sso-azure-ad/ |
I'm getting the following error here. Not sure whether this is related to our problem here, too.
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Do not use |
There's a few related issues I think: Is this actually causing an issue or just logging? Could possibly try override the logging level and have it off by default |
Thanks for response, I have already checked the existing issues but they have problems with guest user and we have no guest users. No it's not causing any issue it just spams our logs. Would be create if the is a way to disable this kind of logging. I found this issue. I don't know if their API is still the same but maybe it is possible to add a logger which can be configured via flags. |
Yeah that issue is the cause of this. A PR would definitely be welcomed but should be a way to enable them for debugging. |
@timja : Ok, thank you for the clarification! The problem here is that I can't setup my permission matrix. Whatever, I click on the text field the "please wait" message is either stuck or when typing something in, it says instantly "Nothing found". So what what I read above, my problem is not related to @x0randgat3 's one? |
That means that the initial call to |
Ok, my problem has been solved after re-enabling CSR(F!). I had to remove it in the past since QA had issues opening HTML reports. However, the problem seems too be gone and the addon works 👍 |
CSRF I guess? you shouldn't even be able to disable it on recent Jenkins but maybe there's still a system property |
Yes. It was CSRF. Well, I did it via CLI options so it was enforced during the startup of the Jenkins instance. |
Jenkins and plugins versions report
Environment
What Operating System are you using (both controller, and any agents involved in the problem)?
Docker image jenkins/jenkins:lts - Linux amd64 5.11.0-43-generic
Reproduction steps
Expected Results
No error logging.
Actual Results
The authorization works but it creates error logs:
Anything else?
No response
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