Introduction
This plugin is intended to allow teams to integrate their Adobe Cloud Manager release process with upstream, intermediate and downstream operational tasks. It provides mechanisms for activating builds, responding to AdobeIO Cloud Manager build events, and taking actions during approval steps.
Versions
This plugin uses automatic releases, which has a different version format. See https://www.jenkins.io/jep/229
Getting Started
Before using any of the builders or steps in this plugin, Jenkins needs to be configured to authenticate to an Adobe IO project. To do that, follow these steps:
AdobeIO WebHook
This plugin supports receiving AdobeIO Cloud Manager events. See the Adobe IO Project configuration for details on the WebHook operation, and the Adobe IO documentation on configuring a webhook endpoint.
Usage
The following builders and steps are available in this plugin. See the individual details page on how each functions and how to configure.
All of the items listed here support syntax generation using the in-Jenkins Pipeline Syntax tool.
Triggers
Steps/Builders
- Repository Sync Builder
- Start Pipeline Builder
- Poll Pipeline Step
- Pipeline Step Execution Step
- Pipeline End Execution Step
Build Actions
Examples
Coming soon.
Issues
Report issues and enhancements in the Jenkins issue tracker. The Component is adobe-cloud-manager-plugin.
Contributing
Refer to the general Jenkins. contribution guidelines.
Code Submissions
Submissions should come as pull request and will be reviewed by project committers.
License Headers
Please make sure to run the license header profile before creating a pull request. This can be done with:
$ mvn clean process-sources process-test-resources -Plicense-header-check
This will tell you of any files with missing license headers.
LICENSE
Licensed under MIT, see LICENSE