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Pipelines has been upgrade from v2.346.1 to use the latest Jenkins LTS v2.375.1. Including updating from Java 8 to Java 17. This may break builds as the Java version the Jenkins Workers also had to be updated to 17. For example, builds using Gradle pre v7 will need to either use docker build agents on an older version of Java or migrate to Gradle version 7 or later. For a full list of updates included, see the Jenkins Changelog. Any issues should be reported in the project's GitHub repo. For general inquiries or support, please reach out via email to support@papiocloud.com

Pipelines has been upgrade from v2.332.1 to use the latest Jenkins LTS v2.346.1. For a full list of updates included, see the Jenkins Changelog. Any issues should be reported in the project's GitHub repo. For general inquiries or support, please reach out via email to support@papiocloud.com

Today we are announcing the introduction of simple DSL to interface with GitHub Pull Requests. The DSL allows for the auto merge of a PR (mergePullRequest) or posting a general comment to the PR (commentPullRequest). Full Documentation can be found here.. This functionality also includes the introduction of a new plugin to the application, pipeline-github. This plugin allows for scripted pipelines (or shared libraries) to fully interface with the pull request using the pullRequest object that is only available during PR builds. This plugin also allows for the use of new build triggers for when a pull request status has changed or when a comment is made on a pull request.

Welcome to the Papio blog! We'll be showcasing all the great things Papio Cloud Software has to offer as well as tutorials, examples, and best practices. We'll also be using this platform to post notifications about changes/updates to our products, new features, and general communication. In this post, we'll be talking about Papio Pipelines, our flagship Jenkins as a Service App available in the GitHub Marketplace.