About me I am Abhishek Gautam, 3rd year student from Visvesvaraya National Institute of technology, India, Nagpur. I was a member of ACM Chapter and Google student developer club of my college. I am passionate about automation. Mentors Oleg Nenashev (Org Admin) Martin d’Anjou Kristin Whetstone Jeff Knurek Project Summary This is a GSoC 2018 project. This project aims to develop a pull request Job Plugin. Users should be able to configure job type using YAML...

About me My name is Shenyu Zheng, and I am an undergraduate student in Computer Science and Technology at Henan University from China. I am very excited that I can participate in GSoC to work on Code Coverage API plugin with the Jenkins community and to contribute to the open source world. It is my greatest pleasure to write a plugin that many developers will use. My...

On behalf of the Jenkins Events Team, I would like to invite you to the “Jenkins & Java 10 Online Hackathon” which will take place from June 18th to 22nd. We will be working together on Jenkins core and plugins in order to find and fix compatibility issues, share experiences and have some fun. Everybody is welcome to join, independently of their Jenkins experience and amount of time...

I’m Tracy Miranda, and I’m really excited to have joined CloudBees this month leading the open source program. CloudBees’ contributions to Jenkins include developing Pipeline and Blue Ocean, staffing the infrastructure team, advocacy and events work, as well as security efforts. My focus is on making sure there is a great relationship between the Jenkins community and CloudBees, which means strong communication, help get...

One common pattern for automated releases I have seen and used relies on Git tags as the catalyst for a release process. The immutable nature of releases and the immutable nature of tags can definitely go hand in hand, but up until few months ago Jenkins Pipeline was not able to trigger effectively off of Git tags. In this post I want to briefly share how to use tags...

A couple of weeks ago, Tyler mentioned some developer improvements in Essentials that had been recently introduced: the ability for ci.jenkins.io builds to get deployed automatically to an “Incrementals” Maven repository, as described in JEP-305. For a plugin maintainer, you just need to turn on this support and you are ready to both deploy individual Git commits from your repository without the need to run heavyweight traditional Maven releases, and to depend directly on similar commits...

We just released security updates to Jenkins, versions 2.121 and 2.107.3, that fix multiple security vulnerabilities. Additionally, we announce previously published security issues and corresponding fixes in these plugins: Black Duck Hub Groovy Postbuild Gitlab Hook (fix unreleased) For an overview of what was fixed, see the security advisory. For an overview on the possible impact of these changes on upgrading Jenkins LTS, see our LTS upgrade guide. Subscribe to the...

Anchore provides docker image analysis for user defined acceptance policies to allow automated image validation and acceptance. As developers we would like to know if a change we are proposing introduces a Common Vulnerability and Exposure (CVE). As operators we would like to know what running applications are affected if a new CVE is discovered. Now in Jenkins X pipelines, if we find an Anchore engine service running we...