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• Blue Ocean Dev Log: February Week #1

  With only a couple of months left before Blue Ocean 1.0, which is planned for the end of March, I have been highlighting some of the good work being finished up by the developers hacking on Blue Ocean. This week was a grab bag of important behind-the-scenes features and finalising the preview of the editor. The merge of the SCM API changes also made it in. The editor has...

  

  Michael Neale February 3, 2017
• Blue Ocean Dev Log: January Week #4

  As we get closer to Blue Ocean 1.0, which is planned for the end of March, I have started highlighting some of the good stuff that has been going on. This week was 10 steps forward, and about 1.5 backwards…​ There were two releases this week, b19 and b20. Unfortunately, b20 had to be released shortly after b19 hit the Update Center as an incompatible API change in...

  

  Michael Neale January 27, 2017
• Blue Ocean Dev Log: January Week #3

  As we get closer to Blue Ocean 1.0, which is planned for the end of March, I have started highlighting some of the good stuff that has been going on, and this week was a very busy week. A new Blue Ocean beta (b18) was released with: Parametrized pipelines are now supported! i18n improvements Better support for matrix and the evil (yet somehow still used) Maven project type...

  

  Michael Neale January 20, 2017
• Blue Ocean Dev Log: January Week #2

  As we get closer to Blue Ocean 1.0, which is planned for the end of March, I figured it would be great to highlight some of the good stuff that has been going on. It’s been a busy-as-usual week as everyone comes back from vacation. A couple of new betas went out this week. Of note: input to Pipelines is now supported, a much asked...

  

  Michael Neale January 13, 2017
• Thank you for an amazing 2016

  I do not think it is an exaggeration to say: 2016 was the best year yet for the Jenkins project. Since the first commit in 2006, the project has reached a number of significant milestones in its ten years but we have never experienced the breadth of major milestones in such a short amount of time. From Jenkins 2 and Blue Ocean to the Google Summer of Code and Jenkins...

  

  R. Tyler Croy December 31, 2016
• Announcing the beta of Declarative Pipeline Syntax

  Last week we released version 0.7.1 of the Pipeline-Model-Definition plugin and wanted to crown it as the official Beta version of the Declarative Pipeline syntax. Although it has been available in the update center since August, we continue to solidify the syntax. We feel this release is getting very close to the final version and should not change much before 1.0. However, it is still a Beta...

  Patrick Wolf December 19, 2016
• Announcing the Blue Ocean beta, Declarative Pipeline and Pipeline Editor

  At Jenkins World on Wednesday 14th of September, the Jenkins project was happy to introduce the beta release of Blue Ocean. Blue Ocean is the new user experience for Jenkins, built from the ground up to take advantage of Jenkins Pipeline. It is an entire rethink of the the way that modern developers will use Jenkins. Blue Ocean is available today via the Jenkins...

  James Dumay September 19, 2016
• Don't install software, define your environment with Docker and Pipeline

  This is a guest post by Michael Neale, long time open source developer and contributor to the Blue Ocean project. If you are running parts of your pipeline on Linux, possibly the easiest way to get a clean reusable environment is to use: CloudBees Docker Pipeline plugin. In this short post I wanted to show how you can avoid installing stuff on the agents, and have per...

  

  Michael Neale August 8, 2016
• Blue Ocean July development update

  The team have been hard at work moving the needle forward on the Blue Ocean 1.0 features. Many of the features we have been working on have come a long way in the past few months but here’s a few highlights: Goodbye page refreshes, Hello Real Time updates! Building upon Tom's great work on Server Sent Events (SSE) both Cliff and Tom worked on making the all the screens...

  James Dumay July 19, 2016