How to validate your Jenkinsfile locally before committing

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Groovy

Scripted Syntax: The traditional way to write pipelines. This option strictly uses Apache Groovy Lang syntax to declare every step of the pipeline.

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GitHub Actions

Continuous integration and deployment is a fun topic. I've learned a lot recently working on some projects at my actual job. The task can be a little intimidating sometimes, specially if you work with Jenkins. Don't get me wrong! Jenkins is an amazing tool. I just find the learning curve a little bit steeper compared to other solutions I've tried (Github Actions, Gitlab CI/CD Pipelines, Buddy.works, etc).

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Visual Studio Code

Every time that I'm working on a Jenkinsfile I make mistakes! 😓. The problem is: you need to commit and push those changes every time, adding unnecessary git history with syntax fixes (personally, I really hate writing 5 commits messages like "fix(jenkins): syntax typo"). How you can avoid it? Well, the solution comes to use an extension of VS Code 😄.

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Buddy

Continuous integration and deployment is a fun topic. I've learned a lot recently working on some projects at my actual job. The task can be a little intimidating sometimes, specially if you work with Jenkins. Don't get me wrong! Jenkins is an amazing tool. I just find the learning curve a little bit steeper compared to other solutions I've tried (Github Actions, Gitlab CI/CD Pipelines, Buddy.works, etc).

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