Interesting. I indeed only tested this with a global library. I will look into this as soon as I have some spare time. If you would like to help you can open an issue on Github.
Thanks for the feedback :)
Edit: Finally got around to do some testing, but could not reproduce your problems. The example Jenkinsfile worked for me with both a global and a folder specific library (which per default is untrusted and runs inside the groovy sandbox). Maybe you added some non-whitelisted classes, which caused your access control issues?
The error I get was on calling the static method of ContextRegistry though. I'm not entirely sure to be honest, could be some weird versioning thing or something else. I'll try to open an issue when I get around to test it further.
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Interesting. I indeed only tested this with a global library. I will look into this as soon as I have some spare time. If you would like to help you can open an issue on Github.
Thanks for the feedback :)
Edit: Finally got around to do some testing, but could not reproduce your problems. The example Jenkinsfile worked for me with both a global and a folder specific library (which per default is untrusted and runs inside the groovy sandbox). Maybe you added some non-whitelisted classes, which caused your access control issues?
Hi, thanks for getting back :)
The error I get was on calling the static method of
ContextRegistrythough. I'm not entirely sure to be honest, could be some weird versioning thing or something else. I'll try to open an issue when I get around to test it further.