fix(JENKINS-71984): Matrix Authentication conflicting with NowSecure plugin after 3.2 upgrade #3
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…with the NowSecure Integration
…with the NowSecure Integration fix for unpublished artifact
…with the NowSecure Integration attempted fix to change unix paths in unit tests to universal pathing so as to support the Windows Ci...without a Windows machine
…with the NowSecure Integration attempted fix to change env vars that are dependent on Linux so as to support the Windows Ci...without a Windows machine
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Jenkins auth-matrix plugin was updated, causing issues with the NowSecure Integration described in https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-71984
Addressed the misuse and conflict caused by the @symbol annotation values (specifically, 'group' caused the conflict with the auth matrix plugin).
Addressed the issue with reflection on incompatible property/getter naming pattern
Updated all unit tests to be filesystem-agnostic to comply with CI running in both Linux and Windows
Testing done
Tested against Jenkins locally after duplicating conflict and proving that this fix resolves it.
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