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How to remove deprecated plugins from Jenkins while using Docker

The Jenkins plugin ecosystem is highly active, and it’s not uncommon to come across deprecated plugins. This can be both positive and negative. On the positive side, it signifies that the plugin is no longer necessary since its functionality has been integrated into Jenkins core or rendered obsolete by new features or technologies. On the downside, deprecation could indicate that the plugin is...

Bruno Verachten
Kevin Martens June 20, 2023
Configure Plugins with JCasC

This blog post is for anyone interested to know how to configure a plugin using the Jenkins Configuration as a Code (JCasC) plugin, more specifically, this blog will guide you to get the YAML equivalent of a plugin’s configuration and use it to do some changes to the plugin without using the Jenkins UI. If you’re a beginner at JCasC and...

Dheeraj Singh Jodha May 20, 2021
Learn more about Jenkins' continuous evolution at CDCon

The Jenkins project has been around for over fifteen years and is the defacto platform for CI/CD. One of the reasons it continues to be so ubiquitous is that Jenkins constantly evolves and offers flexibility to integrate other tools that work well for your solution. At CDCon, on October 7-8, there are two particular Jenkins talks that will focus on new...

Continuous Delivery Foundation September 10, 2020
Day of Jenkins, and other chances to meet JCasC

The Jenkins Configuration as Code plugin is reaching a stage when it is almost ready to be used in a production environment. As a matter of fact, I know some living-on-the-edge users are already doing that. The first release candidates are out and the official 1.0 is just around the corner. I’d like to use this chance to invite you to meet us...

Ewelina Wilkosz August 29, 2018