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  1. Crowd Data Center
  2. CWD-5764

Take Over Maintenance for Crowd 2 Jenkins Plugin

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      Problem

      The Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.

      Note: As of December 2023, the plugin has now been suspended due to their Open Source conditions and the license agreements from Atlassian.

      Suggested Solution

      The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?

      We would also need to consider the Jenkins project governance document.

      Why This Is Important

      This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins. It would also increase the use case for Crowd in organizations using Jenkins.

            [CWD-5764] Take Over Maintenance for Crowd 2 Jenkins Plugin

            SET Analytics Bot made changes -
            Support reference count New: 4
            Miranda Rawson made changes -
            Description Original: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.

            Note: As of December 2023, the plugin has now been suspended due to their Open Source conditions and the license agreements from Atlassian.

            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?

            We also need to consider the Jenkins project governance document and the hosting page state that we deliver plugins with open source licenses.

            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins. It would also increase the use case for Crowd in organizations using Jenkins.             		New: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.

            Note: As of December 2023, the plugin has now been suspended due to their Open Source conditions and the license agreements from Atlassian.

            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?

            We would also need to consider the Jenkins [project governance document|https://www.jenkins.io/project/governance/#license].

            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins. It would also increase the use case for Crowd in organizations using Jenkins.
            Miranda Rawson made changes -
            Description Original: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.
            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?
            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins. It would also increase the use case for Crowd in organizations using Jenkins.             		New: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.

            Note: As of December 2023, the plugin has now been suspended due to their Open Source conditions and the license agreements from Atlassian.

            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?

            We also need to consider the Jenkins project governance document and the hosting page state that we deliver plugins with open source licenses.

            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins. It would also increase the use case for Crowd in organizations using Jenkins.

            Leonardo ekeys added a comment -

            I'm not too worried that it hasn't changed in that long...it has been working fine during all that period!

            Leonardo ekeys added a comment - I'm not too worried that it hasn't changed in that long...it has been working fine during all that period!

            Leonardo ekeys added a comment -

            The feature that this plug-in provided is hugely important to us, as it allows us to make the most of both the Atlassian ecosystem and Jenkins. Crowd allows us to define project roles via user groups, and ‘CI team accounts’ via local Crowd accounts not connected to a Windows/Linux user account. These local CI team accounts also have project roles are used within Jenkins instances so we do not depend on individual users (who may leave the company) and allow Jenkins pipelines to integrate with all our Atlassian apps (Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket) on all our networks. This covers thousands of users and pipelines.

            Leonardo ekeys added a comment - The feature that this plug-in provided is hugely important to us, as it allows us to make the most of both the Atlassian ecosystem and Jenkins. Crowd allows us to define project roles via user groups, and ‘CI team accounts’ via local Crowd accounts not connected to a Windows/Linux user account. These local CI team accounts also have project roles are used within Jenkins instances so we do not depend on individual users (who may leave the company) and allow Jenkins pipelines to integrate with all our Atlassian apps (Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket) on all our networks. This covers thousands of users and pipelines.
            Dante Anthony made changes -
            Description Original: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.
            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?
            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins, increasing the use case for Crowd in those organizations.             		New: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.
            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?
            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins. It would also increase the use case for Crowd in organizations using Jenkins.
            Dante Anthony made changes -
            Description Original: h3. Problem
            The Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years, and the project is currently seeking maintainers.

            h3. Suggested Solution
            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?
            h3. Why This Is Important
            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins, increasing the use case for Crowd in those organizations.
            		New: h3. Problem

            The [Crowd 2 Integration from Jenkins|https://plugins.jenkins.io/crowd2/] is relied on by customers for integration Jenkins with Crowd. The maintenance for this plugin has been in suspension for several years (Sept. 25th, 2018), and the project is currently seeking maintainers.
            h3. Suggested Solution

            The project is currently seeking maintainers. Would it be possible for Atlassian developers to take on this role?
            h3. Why This Is Important

            This feature is highly used and could benefit customers who are integrating Crowd and Jenkins, increasing the use case for Crowd in those organizations.
            Dante Anthony made changes -
            Summary Original: Maintenance take over for Crowd 2 Jenkins Plugin New: Take Over Maintenance for Crowd 2 Jenkins Plugin
            Dante Anthony created issue -

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              danthony@atlassian.com Dante Anthony
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