Use Jenkinsfile from archetype #100
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Use the Jenkinsfile from the plugin archetype in order to reduce differences throughout the Jenkins organization. This intentionally reduces CI costs by running tests in fewer configurations. It intentionally skips tests on Java 11 because we are compiling to Java 11 byte code and testing on Java 21 (Linux) and Java 17 (Windows) with the Java 11 byte code. It intentionally removes the Jenkins version specific tests because after they have passed once, they almost never fail in later tests. The Jenkinsfile from the plugin archetype is extended to run tests in parallel in order to reduce the time and cost of tests. jenkinsci/archetypes#650 describes the alternatives for Jenkinsfile configurations.
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Use Jenkinsfile from archetype
Use the Jenkinsfile from the plugin archetype in order to reduce differences throughout the Jenkins organization.
This intentionally reduces CI costs by running tests in fewer configurations. It intentionally skips tests on Java 11 because we are compiling to Java 11 byte code and testing on Java 21 (Linux) and Java 17 (Windows) with the Java 11 byte code. It intentionally removes the Jenkins version specific tests because after they have passed once, they almost never fail in later tests.
The Jenkinsfile from the plugin archetype is extended to run tests in parallel in order to reduce the time and cost of tests.
jenkinsci/archetypes#650 describes the alternatives for Jenkinsfile configurations.
Testing done
Plugin archetype Jenkinsfile has been verified in many repositories. No additional testing performed here.
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