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JFrog Pipelines integration with Jenkins is supported since version 1.6 of JFrog Piplines and version 3.7.0 of the Jenkins Artifactory Plugin. This integration allows triggering a Jenkins job from JFrog Pipelines. The Jenkins job is triggered using JFrog Pipeline's native Jenkins step. When the Jenkins job finishes, it reports the status to back to JFrog Piplines.

Passing build parameters to the Jenkins job.Sending data from Jenkins back to JFrog Pipelines.Under Integrations, click on the Add an Integration button.Choose Jenkins Server integration type and fill out all of the required fields.Click on the Generate button to generate a token.This token is used by Jenkins to authenticate with JFrog Pipelines. Copy the Callback URL and Token, and save them in Jenkins | Manage | Configure System | JFrog Pipelines server.Triggering a Jenkins Job from JFrog Pipelines To trigger a Jenkins job from JFrog Pipelines, add the Jenkins step In your pipelines yaml as shown here. JIRA Integration is supported only in Free-Style and Maven jobs. Pipeline jobs support a more generic integration, which allows integrating with any issue tracking system. See the Collecting Build Issues section in Declarative and Scripted Pipeline APIs documentation pages. The Jenkins plugin may be used in conjunction with the Jenkins JIRA plugin to record the build's affected issues, and include those issues in the Build Info descriptor inside Artifactory and as searchable properties on deployed artifacts. LICENCIA RAINLENDAR PRO 2.13.1 FULL VERSIONįor example: HAP-007 - Shaken, not stirred The SCM commit messages must include the JIRA issue ID.