Remove password from prying eyes #16
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Downside: now it's in the `env` output unless the swarm plugin deletes it :-(
This assumes the swarm-plugin CLI does not run with root privileges.
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This addresses part of Password disclosure with Jenkins Swarm plugin. It moves the password into an environment variable and run the swarm plugin CLI as a non-root user (that has access to the Docker socket).
Workspace ownership and group will have to be modified to match the
jenkinsuser in the swarm-agent container (numeric ID1000).