(not the person you replied to, but allow me to give a couple of personal annoyances - keeping in mind that they're a couple of years old and things may have im

(not the person you replied to, but allow me to give a couple of personal annoyances - keeping in mind that they're a couple of years old and things may have improved since) My main problem with Jenkins was that its architecture made it extremely difficult to automate its provisioning without having to click through the ui at all. This led to the second big problem which is that updating either Jenkins or one of its plug-ins when they got a new cve (which was every other day) was quite stressful because you could never be sure if something would break - especially for plugins that depended on other plugins (case in point this post) I have since moved to concourse which has a much more sane architecture - at least for these things.