“CloudBees, the company specialising in deploying and supporting
the Jenkins continuous integration (CI) software, has announced
that it has opened sourced two previously proprietary plugins for
Jenkins. Three other plugins are now provided free of charge.“One of the open source plugins allows Jenkins users to prevent
errors where the system has opened too many files at the same time
by showing them what files are currently open. The other plugin
allows users to store credentials in Jenkins that can be accessed
by other components via an API. Both plugins are released under
permissive open source licences.”
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