updated jenkins_cred_add_cert.sh

jenkins_cred_add_cert.sh

@@ -45,19 +45,19 @@ Examples:
         openssl req -x509 -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout test.key -out test.crt -subj '/CN=test.com'
         openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey test.key -in test.crt -passout pass: -out test.p12
 
-	# create a credential with id 'aws-access-key-csv', and file ~/.aws/keys/jenkins_accessKeys.csv:
+    # create a credential with id 'aws-access-key-csv', and file ~/.aws/keys/jenkins_accessKeys.csv:
 
-    	${0##*/} my-certificate-keystore ~/Downloads/test.p12
+        ${0##*/} my-certificate-keystore ~/Downloads/test.p12
 
     # with a description, leaving the store and domain as the default global one:
 
-    	${0##*/} my-certificate-keystore ~/Downloads/test.p12 '' '' 'My Certificate Keystore'
+        ${0##*/} my-certificate-keystore ~/Downloads/test.p12 '' '' 'My Certificate Keystore'
 
     # or piped from standard input:
 
         # export KEYSTORE_PASSWORD, JENKINS_SECRET_STORE and JENKINS_SECRET_DOMAIN if using stdin but not using system global store
 
-		echo my-certificate-keystore=~/Downloads/test.p12 | ${0##*/}
+        echo my-certificate-keystore=~/Downloads/test.p12 | ${0##*/}
 "
 
 # used by usage() in lib/utils.sh
@@ -88,13 +88,13 @@ create_credential(){
         die "keystore file '$keystore' not found!"
     fi
     timestamp "Reading keystore file '$keystore'"
-	local keystore_contents
+    local keystore_contents
     keystore_contents="$(base64 "$keystore")"
     local domain_name="$domain"
     if [ "$domain_name" = '_' ]; then
         domain_name='GLOBAL'
     fi
-	local xml="<com.cloudbees.plugins.credentials.impl.CertificateCredentialsImpl>
+    local xml="<com.cloudbees.plugins.credentials.impl.CertificateCredentialsImpl>
   <scope>$domain</scope>
   <id>$id</id>
   <description>$description</description>