Context Aware Jenkins Job Transfers provides a pythonic way of transferring jobs between two Jenkins Servers. It is essentially a Python wrapper for the Jenkins REST API, allowing users to transfer views (with jobs) or transfer jobs with its associated views and plugins, resulting in a Context Aware Jenkins Job Transfer.
- Transfer Job(s)
- Transfer View(s)
- Check for Plugin Dependencies of Jobs/Views
- Clean Up Jenkins Servers
- Visualize all functionalities in a well-crafted terminal screen
For more details, check out the Supported Functionalities section, including information on how to install the project.
- Installation
- Known Issues
- Change Log
- Contributions
- Apache License
- FAQs
- Contributors
- Contact the Author
- Acknowledgements
The current available methods of moving jobs among Jenkins servers are described here.
| Feature | Context Aware Jenkins Job Transfers | Other Jenkins Transfer Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Job Transfer | Seamless transfer of jobs between Jenkins servers with associated views and plugins. | Basic job transfer functionality; often lacks comprehensive job context. |
| View Transfer | Transfers views (all jobs in views) in a single operation. | No support for transferring views. |
| Plugin Dependency Check | Automatically checks for plugin dependencies and resolves them during the transfer. | No support for checking plugin dependencies. |
| Terminal Visualization | Full visualization of transfer steps in the terminal for better user interaction. | Often lacks terminal-level feedback or logging. |
| Python Integration | Written in Python for easy integration with other Python projects. | Often script-heavy or requires additional configuration files. |
| Scope for Workflows to be Built Pythonically | Written in Python for easy integration with other Python projects. | Often script-heavy or requires additional configuration files. |
Kindly check out the Known Issues to keep track of known issues. If the issue is NOT found, kindly create a new ID at the Issues page!
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