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  2. BSERV-2555

Make authenticated user available to git hooks

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      It would be useful for people writing custom git hooks to have access to the authenticated user in their hooks.

      Stash currently authenticates users when they push to or pull from a Stash repository, but does not pass on the user to git. We could easily make the user available through an environment variable (e.g. USER, STASH_USER or GIT_USER)

            [BSERV-2555] Make authenticated user available to git hooks

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            Parvinder added a comment -

            Stefan, we are trying the same .. but seems like the build fails as soon as we add the constructor to the pre-hook plugin.
            I have opened a question with details In regards to the same as below .. hopefully you can guide us.
            https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/32968488/how-to-retrieve-logged-in-userid-in-pre-receive-hook-plugin
            -Thanks in advance

            Parvinder added a comment - Stefan, we are trying the same .. but seems like the build fails as soon as we add the constructor to the pre-hook plugin. I have opened a question with details In regards to the same as below .. hopefully you can guide us. https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/32968488/how-to-retrieve-logged-in-userid-in-pre-receive-hook-plugin -Thanks in advance
            Stefan Saasen (Inactive) made changes -
            Fix Version/s Original: 1.1 [ 24692 ]
            Affects Version/s Original: 1.0.3 [ 26232 ]
            Assignee Original: TimP [ tim@atlassian.com ]
            Issue Type Original: Improvement [ 4 ] New: Suggestion [ 10000 ]
            Priority Original: Major [ 3 ]
            CharlesA made changes -
            Link New: This issue was cloned as STASH-3889 [ STASH-3889 ]

            Stefan Saasen (Inactive) added a comment -

            Hi zaargy,

            It would be something along the lines of:

                // FooBar is the ctor
    public FooBar(StashAuthenticationContext authenticationContext) {

            and the following declaration in your atlassian-plugin.xml:

                <component-import key="stashAuthenticationContext" interface="com.atlassian.stash.user.StashAuthenticationContext" />

            In general, the best place to ask questions related to plugin development would be https://answers.atlassian.com/

            Cheers,
            Stefan

            Stefan Saasen (Inactive) added a comment - Hi zaargy , It would be something along the lines of: // FooBar is the ctor public FooBar(StashAuthenticationContext authenticationContext) { and the following declaration in your atlassian-plugin.xml : <component- import key= "stashAuthenticationContext" interface = "com.atlassian.stash.user.StashAuthenticationContext" /> In general, the best place to ask questions related to plugin development would be https://answers.atlassian.com/ Cheers, Stefan

            James Gray added a comment -

            Hi,

            I am unable to work out how my repository hook is instantiated. What should the component constructor look like?

            Thanks,
            James

            James Gray added a comment - Hi, I am unable to work out how my repository hook is instantiated. What should the component constructor look like? Thanks, James

            mwatson added a comment -

            No.

            Within a java hook, you should add the https://developer.atlassian.com/static/javadoc/stash/2.4.2/api/reference/com/atlassian/stash/user/StashAuthenticationContext.html to your plugin and component constructor and you'll be able to call the https://developer.atlassian.com/static/javadoc/stash/2.4.2/api/reference/com/atlassian/stash/user/StashAuthenticationContext.html#getCurrentUser() method.

            Matt

            mwatson added a comment - No. Within a java hook, you should add the https://developer.atlassian.com/static/javadoc/stash/2.4.2/api/reference/com/atlassian/stash/user/StashAuthenticationContext.html to your plugin and component constructor and you'll be able to call the https://developer.atlassian.com/static/javadoc/stash/2.4.2/api/reference/com/atlassian/stash/user/StashAuthenticationContext.html#getCurrentUser( ) method. Matt

            James Gray added a comment -

            Hi,

            Is REMOTE_USER still applicable when using a Java plugin? I have modified the stash asynchronous post receive sample code to look for it and it does not seem to be set.

            Thanks,
            James

            James Gray added a comment - Hi, Is REMOTE_USER still applicable when using a Java plugin? I have modified the stash asynchronous post receive sample code to look for it and it does not seem to be set. Thanks, James

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