Very well done video. Actually, all of your stuff is very well done. I have to run Jenkins offline behind a firewall, so this comes in handy, but I wish there was a way to stop Jenkins from attempting to connect to the update center or a way to deploy an update center.
I'm wondering whether there is any way to list the plugin updates available. The CLI tool seems to always download the plugins and when it comes to installing it moves them over, or not. But can we verify that the current plugins installed are up-to-date?
hello, Thanks for the informative video. Can you also explain how to upgrade the plugins in bulk. We have a jenkins instance with 100+ plugins and while upgrading jenkins instance we are bound to update many of them. Do you have any easier way to update them in one go.( especially when you are behind proxy and no direct access to internet)
Thank you. This was an amazing video to understand the tool.
Very well done video. Actually, all of your stuff is very well done. I have to run Jenkins offline behind a firewall, so this comes in handy, but I wish there was a way to stop Jenkins from attempting to connect to the update center or a way to deploy an update center.
I'm wondering whether there is any way to list the plugin updates available.
The CLI tool seems to always download the plugins and when it comes to installing it moves them over, or not. But can we verify that the current plugins installed are up-to-date?
hello,
Thanks for the informative video. Can you also explain how to upgrade the plugins in bulk. We have a jenkins instance with 100+ plugins and while upgrading jenkins instance we are bound to update many of them. Do you have any easier way to update them in one go.( especially when you are behind proxy and no direct access to internet)
I'm getting below error,
"Error getting update center json"
Как получить список уже установленных плагинов?