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The best continuous integration tool to monitor projects from Jira

Raimon Colmenares
Raimon Colmenares
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February 16, 2023

Hi! I would like to know your opinion about what's the best Continuous Integration tool and what's the best way to connect it with Jira to monitor projects. Do you still use Jenkins and Jenkins plugins to manage projects? Or what's your type of workflow?

Thanks in advance!

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February 20, 2023

Mainly, the team's preferences and experience. 

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February 16, 2023

I tend to use a mix of Bamboo, Bitbucket-pipelines, and Jenkins when those two are not the best for a project.  Haven't had a look at Bitbucket-runners yet.

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Raimon Colmenares
Raimon Colmenares
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February 20, 2023

Nice!

I'm curious. What are the cases when the first two are not the best for the project? What is the differentiating factor there?

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