myjenkins installs deprecated plugins
gmacario opened this issue · 3 comments
After a scratch install of easy-jenkins, when I login as admin to Jenkins dashboard I got the following warning
The following installed plugins are deprecated:
- Configuration as Code Support Plugin
- GitHub Organization Folder Plugin
- Pipeline: Declarative Agent API
In general, this means that these plugins are either obsolete, no longer being developed, or may no longer work.
See the linked web pages for further information about the cause for the deprecation, and suggestions on how to proceed.
According to https://github.com/jenkinsci/configuration-as-code-plugin/releases/tag/configuration-as-code-1.18
We have finished moving all the configurators from Configuration as Code: Support plugin functionality to their dedicated plugins. So the plugin Configuration as Code: Support is now empty plugin and does provide any functionality beyond v1.18, therefore you can freely uninstall the configuration-as-code-support plugin if your using a newer a version of configuration as code above greater or equal to v1.18.
According to https://plugins.jenkins.io/github-organization-folder/
Deprecated: This plugin has been marked as deprecated. In general, this means that this plugin is either obsolete, no longer being developed, or may no longer work. See the documentation for further information about the cause for the deprecation, and suggestions on how to proceed. The deprecation process is also documented here.
Obsolete. After you have upgraded to version 1.6 you may delete this plugin. Its functionality is now provided elsewhere.
According to https://plugins.jenkins.io/pipeline-model-declarative-agent/
Deprecated: This plugin has been marked as deprecated. In general, this means that this plugin is either obsolete, no longer being developed, or may no longer work. See the documentation for further information about the cause for the deprecation, and suggestions on how to proceed. The deprecation process is also documented here.
This plugin is deprecated, please use Pipeline: Declarative plugin instead.