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• Jenkins security updates

  We released Jenkins updates today that include important security fixes: 1.650 and 1.642.2. For detailed information about the security content of these updates, see the security advisory. Subscribe to the jenkinsci-advisories mailing list to receive important notifications related to Jenkins security....

  Daniel Beck February 24, 2016
• Security updates released today

  We released Jenkins updates today that include important security fixes: 1.641 and 1.625.3. For detailed information about the security content of these updates, see the security advisory. One of these fixes, SECURITY-95, results in possible problems in plugins such as Maven Plugin, Javadoc Plugin, and HTML Publisher Plugin, so make sure to read all about that in the documentation. Please note that...

  Daniel Beck December 9, 2015
• New Jenkins releases with important security fixes

  We just released Jenkins 1.638 and 1.625.2 which contain important security fixes, including a fix for the zero-day vulnerability published on Friday. Please see the security advisory for more information. Want to be kept up to date on Jenkins security releases, including advance notice on scheduled security updates? Subscribe to the jenkinsci-advisories mailing list!...

  Daniel Beck November 11, 2015
• Mitigating unauthenticated remote code execution 0-day in Jenkins CLI

  Updated 2015-11-11 15:00 UTC: We have released Jenkins 1.638 and 1.625.2 which contain a fix for this vulnerability. See the security advisory for more information about these releases. Updated 2015-11-06 03:55 UTC: Included a updated mitigation script which doesn’t have a Jenkins boot race condition Earlier today we received numerous reports about a previously undisclosed "zero day" critical remote code execution vulnerability...

  

  R. Tyler Croy November 6, 2015
• Jenkins 2.0 Proposal: Improved "Out of the box" user experience

  This week we have featured a number of proposals for what we would like to see in "Jenkins 2.0", the vision of which is to make Jenkins users more efficient, productive and happy. We started with some more internally facing changes and have slowly progressed from the "inside-out" to today’s topic: improving the out of the box user experience. That is...

  

  R. Tyler Croy October 30, 2015
• Jenkins 2.0 Proposal: UX Improvements (Part One)

  We have been featuring a few proposals this week for what "Jenkins 2.0" is going to include. Today we’ll be diving into the most noticeable changes being proposed for Jenkins 2.0: the User Experience (UX) improvements Thus far in this blog series we have reviewed proposals covering: Introducing a policy for API deprecation Splitting Groovy out of 'core' Pipeline as code front and center The UX...

  

  R. Tyler Croy October 29, 2015
• Jenkins 2.0 Proposal: Pipeline as Code front and center

  We have been featuring a few proposals this week for what "Jenkins 2.0" is going to include, today we’re discussing my personal favorite, which I believe will have a tremendously positive impact for years to come (not to be too biased!): moving the "Pipeline as Code" support in Jenkins to the front and center. Thus far in this blog series we have...

  

  R. Tyler Croy October 28, 2015
• Jenkins 2.0 Proposal: Split Groovy out of "core"

  As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, there’s been a lot of discussion recently about what "Jenkins 2.0" means. In a recent "Office Hours" session, Kohsuke Kawaguchi presented his vision for Jenkins 2.0 in a office hours session, the slides for which can be found in this Google Presentation. Roughly paraphrasing Kohsuke’s vision, 2.0 is primarily about making things better for the thousands of users out there. This week,...

  

  R. Tyler Croy October 27, 2015
• Jenkins 2.0 Proposal: Introduce a policy for API deprecation

  Over the past few weeks there has been a vibrant discussion happening on the jenkinsci-dev@ mailing list as to what "Jenkins 2.0" means. While Jenkins does not currently adhere to semantic versioning, the change of a major version number does indicate a major milestone for the community. Project founder, Kohsuke Kawaguchi presented his vision for Jenkins 2.0 in a office hours session, the slides for which can...

  

  R. Tyler Croy October 25, 2015