Fix accessing credentials when authorize project is enabled #922
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When using the authorize-project plugin and restricting a job to run as a specific user,
rtUploadfails to retrieve the stored credentials.This happens for both a globally defined server as well as a locally defined server with
rtServer.After quite a bit of digging I found out that it's related to not using the
Runcontext to access/find credentials.This PR changes the credential retrieval in as many places as possible to use a
Runcontext if available and applicable.It's inspired by jenkinsci/docker-commons-plugin#68 (review)
This fixes #247
passed.