
detect changes in the SCM and trigger a new build if needed.

To change the credentials used to access a repository, you can navigate to Please note: in some circumstances, setting authentication may be a more complex process, especially if you use Kerberos or client certificates. Those credentials are stored on your first valid authentication, so it won't bother you for them on your next access. As the repository may require authentication, Jenkins will ask you to enter credentials. When configuring a job with Jenkins Subversion plugin, Jenkins will try to validate the repository URL that was entered. Setting up a CI server with Jenkins and Subversion is limited to a very minimal installation process: just run the Jenkins WAR and you're done. The Jenkins Subversion plugin uses SvnKit as the subversion client and doesn't require a native client to be available on the host. It is part of the core release and provided by default with your Jenkins installation files. As it does for other SCM solutions, Jenkins has a dedicated plugin to support Subversion, one of the most widely used SCMs. Due to its widespread acceptance, we can rely on a large user base for the foreseeable future.

Subversion plugins software#
Now hosted by the Apache Software Foundation, Subversion 1.7 was released last year with significant improvements. Git, Mercurial and other distributed software configuration management (SCM) solutions enjoyed great success over this past year, but the large majority of developers still use the classic, de facto standard - Subversion.
