When attempting to run this the job wasn't available initially due to conflicts between plugins. When using the plugins.sh to install Jenkins plugins in Docker it ALWAYS uses the latest versions of plugins, and often this requires a newer version of Jenkins. It may be beneficial to switch over to jenkins/jenkins:lts if you want to keep things working without changes to Jenkins blowing things up.
I'm going to give that a shot and may submit a pull request, as I was able to just upgrade Jenkins from the alerts button in the UI and after a restart things mostly worked minus the workarounds in #1 and #2 that I had to use. There is also an issue with the Cobertura plugin not liking the < or > in the code and freaking out, but the build still completed.
When attempting to run this the job wasn't available initially due to conflicts between plugins. When using the plugins.sh to install Jenkins plugins in Docker it ALWAYS uses the latest versions of plugins, and often this requires a newer version of Jenkins. It may be beneficial to switch over to
jenkins/jenkins:ltsif you want to keep things working without changes to Jenkins blowing things up.I'm going to give that a shot and may submit a pull request, as I was able to just upgrade Jenkins from the alerts button in the UI and after a restart things mostly worked minus the workarounds in #1 and #2 that I had to use. There is also an issue with the Cobertura plugin not liking the
<or>in the code and freaking out, but the build still completed.