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by pixl97
704 days ago
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>it's because you need it to communicate with other people. Yep. Chances are if they use Jenkins, they'll have some vendor plugins for tools they use. Jenkins will download xml/json from the one plugin and upload it to another. Now those systems are coupled via a format and a set of behaviors around it. For a huge portion of corporate users those plugins remove a huge chunk of work they'd have to do internally, and instead of writing something from scratch, they can extend what is already there. |
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