Triggers builds based on incoming DeployDB webhooks, and reports the results back to DeployDB.

Your DeployDB installation should be configured to send all webhook events to $JENKINS_BASE_URL/deploydb/trigger

Jenkins should be configured with the base URL to your DeployDB instance, so that it knows where build results should be reported to: Manage Jenkins → Configure System → DeployDB.

This plugin is built with the Jenkins Gradle plugin.

To start an instance of Jenkins at http://localhost:8080/ with the plugin installed:
./gradlew server

To run the test cases:
./gradlew test

To build the plugin, ready for installation into Jenkins:
./gradlew jpi

The plugin will be written to build/libs/deploydb-jenkins.hpi.

• You must have a Jenkins account
• Add your credentials to ~/.jenkins-ci.org in the following form:

userName=...
password=...

To publish a plugin update to the Jenkins update centre:

• Update the top-level version property in build.gradle
• Commit: git commit -am "Preparing for release ${VERSION}."
• Tag: git tag deploydb-jenkins-plugin-${VERSION}
• Push: git push && git push --tags
• Release: ./gradlew clean publish

Assuming the Gradle build went well, you can confirm here that the release was uploaded correctly: http://repo.jenkins-ci.org/releases/org/jenkins-ci/plugins/deploydb/

The plugin update should appear in the Jenkins update centre within four to eight hours.