In the previous chapter, you learned how to use Jenkins jobs to manage the release of an API project developed using Java. You created free-style as well as pipeline jobs, which pull the latest application code from the remote GitLab repository, and then run the different phases of the build lifecycle, like compilation, unit testing using TestNG, packaging tested implementation in the form of .JAR files, and finally deploying the .JAR file to the Nexus repository ...
15. Creating Jenkins Jobs to Manage a Web Application Project
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