I've been meaning to write a JEP for deprecating plugins for various
reasons (against code of conduct, replaced by newer plugins, security
issues, etc), but haven't had the time, perhaps I'll look at it again.
On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 12:16 AM Oleg Nenashev
wrote:
> I
Thanks!
Den 16. jan. 2018 3.00 PM skrev "Devin Nusbaum" :
> Hi Mads,
>
> This wiki page explains the right configuration to add to pom.xml in your
> plugin: https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Marking+a+
> new+plugin+version+as+incompatible+with+older+versions
>
>
Hi Mads,
This wiki page explains the right configuration to add to pom.xml in your
plugin:
https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Marking+a+new+plugin+version+as+incompatible+with+older+versions
Hey There,
Question: How do you indicate in your plugin to the update center, the
possibility of a plugin not being compatible with previous versions? I see
this in the update center in red text when i try to update? Can you control
this or is automatically done by the update center by some kind
A much more involved alternative would be to implement your own
AuthorizationStrategy and deny regular users create permission on specific
TopLevelItemdescriptor types.