jenkins-plugins

Specialized Jenkins plugins for Affirm. Each subdirectory should be one plugin.

Developing

Refer to Plugin Tutorial and configure ~/.m2/settings.xml.

To create a new plugin use

mvn -U hpi:create

To run tests and build a plugin package, use

mvn package

If you are impatient, use offline mode and skip tests:

mvn -o -DskipTests package

In IntelliJ

1. Import pom.xml from the subdirectory you want to work on.
2. Create a new Run Configuration for Maven. Set "Command line:" to hpi:run.
3. In Project Settings > Project and Project Settings > Modules, ensure that the Project SDK and Language Level are both set to 1.8.

Use the Run Configuration to start a Jenkins server locally using "Run" or "Debug".

To make builds slightly faster, configure Maven to work offline in Preferences.

Testing

See Using JUnit.

Releasing

TBD