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Jenkins Plugins refer to modular extensions that enhance the functionality of the Jenkins automation server. Jenkins Plugins enable integration with various tools, support different source control systems, add build triggers, and extend dep...

Skills CategoryEngineering
Skills SubcategoryAutomation Engineering
Skills TypeSpecialized Skill
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