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Revamped Pipeline visualization in Jenkins

We’re excited to announce a major update to the Pipeline Graph View plugin - a complete redesign that introduces a modern, user-focused interface that enhances pipeline visualization, customization, and performance. So what’s new? Rewritten and redesigned The plugin has been completely rebuilt with a clean, modern interface using the latest version of React. We’ve put a lot of effort into simplifying the plugin’s structure - switching...

Jan Faracik May 2, 2025
Redesigning Jenkins (Part One)

Jenkins is the most used CI/CD platform in the world. It’s one of the oldest, most mature systems in continuous integration and delivery, and it powers software pipelines across critical industries like finance, healthcare, and government. With over a million lines of code, more than 2,000 plugins, and millions of users, Jenkins is less a "tool" and more of a global infrastructure backbone. And because...

Jan Faracik March 26, 2025
A new way to search in Jenkins 2.492.1

We’re happy to announce that Jenkins 2.492.1 comes with a brand-new search experience. We’re calling it Command Palette and it’s a one-stop shop for searching across everything in Jenkins. Whether you’re searching for jobs, builds, or settings, Command Palette makes it faster and easier than ever to find exactly what you need. Command Palette is a full-screen search experience, giving you more room to view...

Jan Faracik February 5, 2025
December Update: Momentum in Jenkins Content Security Policy Project

December Update: Wrapping Up the Jenkins Content Security Policy Project The final month of 2024 has seen the Jenkins Content Security Policy (CSP) Project progressing towards a strong conclusion. Let’s reflect on the developments of December and wrap up the outcomes of this pivotal security initiative. A Strong Finish December marked the end of an intensive push to refine CSP across the Jenkins ecosystem. Our...

Bruno Verachten January 16, 2025
Jenkins 2024 in Review

As we welcome 2025, we take a moment to reflect on the past year and celebrate some of our most memorable achievements, impactful projects, and significant changes over the last 366 days. Every contribution, no matter its form, plays a vital role in shaping the Jenkins project. Without the collective efforts of our contributors, supporters, and community members, Jenkins wouldn’t be...

Damien DUPORTAL
Mark Waite
Bruno Verachten
Wadeck Follonier
Kevin Martens
Alyssa Tong
Jan Faracik
Tim Jacomb January 16, 2025
Introducing Jenkins Design Library 3

We’re thrilled to announce that the Jenkins Design Library 3 is now live! 🎉 With this release, we’ve refined every aspect of the library to provide better documentation for plugin developers and ensure a more consistent, accessible, and intuitive experience. So what’s new? A new consistent design Every page has been refined to maintain a cohesive look and feel, making it easier than ever to...

Jan Faracik January 10, 2025
November Update: Momentum in Jenkins Content Security Policy Project

The Jenkins Content Security Policy (CSP) project has been bustling with activity. November saw many initiatives aimed at refining and enhancing the security framework for the vast spectrum of Jenkins plugins, extending upon the notable advancements achieved in October. October in Review October laid the foundation with a lot of enhancement in CSP plugin capabilities, theorizing for eventual widespread deployment without friction. The month...

Bruno Verachten December 5, 2024
Pull request titles now show directly in Jenkins

We are happy to share that with the latest version of Branch API, you can now view pull request titles directly in Jenkins. This feature was one of the most requested improvements from our community, and it’s great to see it live. We recently ran a poll on what users want to see on the Jenkins dashboard and this was the number...

Jan Faracik December 2, 2024
New Update Center (updates.jenkins.io) Architecture in Production: 18 November 2024

Summary (TL;DR) Note: this is a follow up of the 07 and 08 November 2024 24-hour brownout. The service https://updates.jenkins.io will switch its implementation to the new system, on Monday 18 November 2024 at 09:00 am UTC. All Jenkins users are impacted but should not see any functional change. ⚠️ Please check that your organization respects the advertised DNS TTL or you might be...

Damien DUPORTAL
Stéphane Merle November 16, 2024

	
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The Jenkins Blog

Revamped Pipeline visualization in Jenkins

Redesigning Jenkins (Part One)

A new way to search in Jenkins 2.492.1

December Update: Momentum in Jenkins Content Security Policy Project

Jenkins 2024 in Review

Introducing Jenkins Design Library 3

November Update: Momentum in Jenkins Content Security Policy Project

Pull request titles now show directly in Jenkins

New Update Center (updates.jenkins.io) Architecture in Production: 18 November 2024