In this part we’ll look at getting your plugin hosted on the Jenkins GitHub, performing a release, and documenting your plugin in the Jenkins wiki. Your main point of reference for this should be the official guide in the Jenkins…
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How to write a Jenkins Plugin – Part 3
In this part we will find a way to count the number of failed jobs in a view and pass it back to our Jelly UI fragment. Counting Failed Jobs In a View First we’re going to modify our viewTabs.jelly…
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How to write a Jenkins Plugin – Part 2
In this part we will create a form fragment for the global config page using Jelly, and see how to save and use changes to the config submitted by users. Then we’ll customise the view tabs Jelly to call our…
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How to write a Jenkins Plugin – Part 1
Maven Settings You will need Maven 3 for this. Maven 2 will not work. (Also needs JDK 6 or higher.) You will need to add some junk to your settings.xml: In pluginGroups add <pluginGroup>org.jenkins-ci.tools</pluginGroup> And In profiles, add a profile like…
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How to write a Jenkins Plugin – Introduction
Why? I love Jenkins. Use it all the time. Depend on it, rely on it. Wherever I work, I always make considerable and sustained efforts to improve the way that Jenkins is used. Extending from commit builds to complete delivery…
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