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Jenkins' i18n support has some aspects that developers need to be aware of. Generation of type-safe Messages classes from Messages.properties. Marking messages ...
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Documentation is an important part of any Jenkins plugin. It includes user documentation (plugin pages, changelogs, user guidelines, etc.) ...
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This allows you to read the Jenkins core source code as you develop plugins. (Or just select Download Sources on the Dependencies node.) You are advised to ...
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Extensions Index. Jenkins defines extension points, which are interfaces or abstract classes that model an aspect of its behavior. Those interfaces define ...
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Your plugin source code will be hosted in a repository in the jenkinsci GitHub organization. You will have admin access to this repository.
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In Jenkins, you need add a similar .properties file with the .groovy file in the same directory. Any changes of .properties does not need restart Jenkins or ...
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Writing Pipeline-Compatible Plugins. Plugin Developer Guide. If you are maintaining (or creating) a plugin and wish its features to work smoothly with Pipeline, ...
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The source code for your test cases should be placed in the standard location for Maven projects, i.e. under the src/test/java/ directory. Examples. To see some ...
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Copy that URL in your web browser and submit a pull request. A job will be automatically created in the ci.jenkins.io Plugins folder after the pull request is ...
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Plugin documentation is migrating to GitHub. Instructions are available on the www.jenkins.io site. Create a branch. In a local copy of your fork of the ...
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