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Update texts of gCTS steps and scenario for SSL and queryP (#4282 )

* Update texts of gCTS steps and scenario for SSL and queryP

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${docGenStepName}

${docGenDescription}

Prerequisites

If you provide a commit ID, the step deploys the content of the specified commit to the ABAP system. If you provide a branch, the step deploys the content of the specified branch. If you set the rollback parameter to true, the step returns to a working state of the repository, if the deployment of the specified commit or branch fails. More information about the Git-enabled Change and Transport System (gCTS).

${docGenParameters}

${docGenConfiguration}

${docJenkinsPluginDependencies}

Example

Example configuration for the use in a Jenkinsfile.

gctsDeploy(
  script: this,
  host: 'https://abap.server.com:port',
  client: '000',
  abapCredentialsId: 'ABAPUserPasswordCredentialsId',
  repository: 'myrepo',
  remoteRepositoryURL: "https://remote.repository.url.com",
  role: 'SOURCE',
  vSID: 'ABC',
  branch: 'feature1',
  commit: '95952ec',
  scope: 'LASTACTION',
  rollback: true,
  configuration: [VCS_AUTOMATIC_PULL: 'FALSE',VCS_AUTOMATIC_PUSH: 'FALSE',CLIENT_VCS_LOGLVL: 'debug'],
  queryparameters: [saml2: 'disabled']
)

Example for the use in a YAML configuration file (such as .pipeline/config.yaml).

steps:
  <...>
  gctsDeploy:
    host: 'https://abap.server.com:port'
    client: '000'
    abapCredentialsId: 'ABAPUserPasswordCredentialsId'
    repository: 'myrepo'
    remoteRepositoryURL: "https://remote.repository.url.com"
    role: 'SOURCE'
    vSID: 'ABC'
    branch: 'feature2'
    commit: '0c9d330'
    scope: 'CRNTCOMMIT'
    rollback: false
    configuration:
        VCS_AUTOMATIC_PULL: "FALSE"
        VCS_AUTOMATIC_PUSH: "FALSE"
        CLIENT_VCS_LOGLVL: "debug"
    queryparameters:
        saml2: "disabled"

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