Jenkins is based on Java, so to build Jenkins plugins you need to install a Java Development Kit (JDK). Java 17 is the version we recommend to users, ...
The following tutorials show how to use key features of Jenkins to facilitate implementing CI/CD processes to build your applications: Getting started with ...
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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 ...
This documentation begins with a Guided Tour to help you get up and running with Jenkins and introduce you to Jenkins's main feature, Pipeline. There are also ...
Copied! This command will let you generate one of several project archetypes related to Jenkins. In this tutorial we're going to use the hello-world archetype ...
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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 ...
This tutorial provides a series of small, valuable steps to improve a Jenkins plugin. These improvements can be the first steps to prepare a developer to ...
Documentation is an important part of any Jenkins plugin. It includes user documentation (plugin pages, changelogs, user guidelines, etc.) ...
The plugins site https://plugins.jenkins.io includes a “Report an Issue” link for each of the plugins. The linked page guides the user to provide a better ...
The Jenkins project hosts a Jenkins instance to perform continuous integration builds for plugins. We recommend you set up CI builds for your plugin in the ...