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Build step monitors are an aspect of any build step, including both “builders” and “post-build steps” (recorders and notifiers), so that is an artificial distinction. Prior to the introduction of concurrent builds, plugins were free to assume that a build with a lower number than the current one was in fact completed—and some did in fact make that assumption. Monitors were introduced to ensure full binary compatibility. All plugins with build steps need to be updated to specify the monitor style they actually require, which is usually none. This has to be done on a case-by-case basis, while reviewing the plugin code for calls such as getPreviousBuild and ensuring that the logic continues to make sense when this build might be finishing well before earlier builds.