A tool designed for CI/CD pipelines that uploads the most recently changed scripts and extension attributes in source control to a Jamf Pro server(s).
This is a rewrite of the great (but very aged) git2jss python library written by badstreff.
- Designed and packaged to be be ran in a CI/CD pipeline. We even include sample pipeline config files for CircleCI, Bitbucket, and GitHub to get you up and running quickly.
- No python dependency; git4jamfpro is written in bash.
- Uses modern Bearer Token authentication with Jamf Pro.
- Allows you to download all scripts and extension attributes (EAs) in parallel from a Jamf Pro server.
- You can update (or create) scripts/EAs locally, commit the changes to your repository, and the changed scripts/EAs are pushed to Jamf Pro automatically by your pipeline. This ensures that script/EA changes are always tracked in source control.
- When a script/EA is updated, a backup can be left as an artifact in your CI/CD pipeline.
- Fork your own copy of the repository.
- Clone the repository locally:
git clone git@github.com:YOUR_ORGANIZATION/git4jamfpro.git (or equivalent)
- Traverse into the repository:
cd git4jamfpro
- Download your scripts/EAs:
./git4jamfpro --url <YOUR_JAMF_PRO_SERVER> \
--username <API_USER> \
--password <API_PASS> \
--download-scripts \
--download-eas
- Commit the repository populated with scripts/EAs to your source control:
git add .
git commit -m "initial commit with scripts/EAs"
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Configure your pipeline (see the Wiki for CircleCI, Bitbucket, and GitHub setup).
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Now you can make changes to your scripts locally, push those changes to source control, and watch your pipeline automatically update Jamf Pro 🤯.
The Jamf Pro user account used with git4jamfpro must have the below permissions.
| Jamf Pro Server Objects | Create | Read | Update | Delete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Extension Attributes | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Scripts | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |