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Since updating plugins requires a Jenkins restart, this task would need to be created in a way to inform the user that a restart would occur, and implement the necessary safety measures/warnings for a production Jenkins master.
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The existing calls will update a plug in, if the state is given as "latest"
or a version pin would cause it to update. However, they would then blindly
restart the master without any sort of warning. Improving the intelligence
of that will be the real crux of this issue.
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Since updating plugins requires a Jenkins restart, this task would need to
be created in a way to inform the user that a restart would occur, and
implement the necessary safety measures/warnings for a production Jenkins
master.
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I wonder if updating plugins without a restart for any extended period of time has any downsides. If not, then I'd suggest a var that can be set to enable the restart (disabled by default) to protect against outages.
Since updating plugins requires a Jenkins restart, this task would need to be created in a way to inform the user that a restart would occur, and implement the necessary safety measures/warnings for a production Jenkins master.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: