Windows 2019 controller images have been dropped from this release, and the next LTS release line will not include them either. For users who must use Windows for their controller and are stuck on Windows 2019, the workaround is either to:
- Install Jenkins controller via the MSI available via the "Windows" links on https://www.jenkins.io/download/
- Build their own image
The
Jenkins MSI installer is now signed by "LF Open Source, LLC" using the Microsoft Artifact Signing Service. The change causes the Edge browser on Windows to report that the file is not commonly downloaded. Users need to select "Keep anyway" to download the installer.
When running the
Jenkins MSI installer with the new signature, Windows SmartScreen reports "Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk." Users need to select "More info" to advance to the next screen and then select "Run anyway". A
blog post provides screenshots and more details.
The Microsoft
support forum says that Microsoft SmartScreen will stop prompting users once there are enough installations to increase its reputation score.
A
new GPG signing key is used for the Jenkins weekly Linux packages:
5E386EADB55F01504CAE8BCF7198F4B714ABFC68 Follow the instructions in the
Linux package signing blog post to install the new public key on your computer.