I got it to work, but not by using the gui plugin. Instead I made Jenkins pipeline scripts. They seem to work alright. You still need the Fortify plugin installed for the scripts to work. Simplified they look like below (any way to make this editor allow for code formatting and not trim every line?). The steps are in a Jenkins script file (groovy) checked in our SCM along with the rest of the code.
stages {
stage('Fortify Clean') {
steps {
fortifyClean buildID: 'fortify-server'
}
}
stage('Fortify Translate') {
steps {
fortifyTranslate buildID: 'fortify-server', debug: 'true',
projectScanType: fortifyMSBuild(dotnetProject:'fortify-server.sln', dotnetAddOptions: '/t:Restore,Rebuild /p:Configuration=Debug;Platform=x64')
}
}
stage('Fortify Scan') {
steps {
fortifyScan buildID: 'fortify-server',
resultsFile: 'fortify-server.fpr'
}
}
stage('Fortify Upload') {
steps {
fortifyUpload appName: 'Fortify Server', appVersion: '0.1',
resultsFile: 'fortify-server.fpr'
}
}
}
