Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2023-02-20T07:44:06Z] <moritzm> imported jenkins 2.375.3 to thirdparty/ci T330045

From https://debmonitor.wikimedia.org/packages/jenkins :

@jnuche and I will proceed with the upgrades at some point this week.

The good news is:

• Resolve implied dependencies on WMI Windows Agent plugin. (issue 70301)

Which might let us finally get rid of that plugin (windows-slaves).

In T330045#8628642, @hashar wrote:

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Which might let us finally get rid of that plugin (windows-slaves).

With scap3-dev, I have removed the windows-slave:1.8.1 line from the plugins.txt, removed the jpi and then ran a scap deploy. The plugin still got installed :)

EDIT: I think the deployed repo does not reflect the local state and the plugins.txt still had the windows-slave defined bah.

hashar opened https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/releng/jenkins-deploy/-/merge_requests/17

releasing: remove WMI Windows Agent plugin

Upgrade steps moved to task description

releases Jenkins

Upgrade the Jenkins package (sudo apt install jenkins)

Why is that step necessary? It's done automatically by the scap deployment in update_jenkins.sh

scap deploy --environment releasing

Please use the provided script: deploy.sh

Also, let's try to do this on Monday so it doesn't overlap with the train windows.

I have edited the steps in my earlier comment thanks!

We will do the upgrade on Monday Feb 27th at 9:00 UTC / 10:00 CET.

I have send you a calendar invite and added it to the Deployments page.

Perfect, thank you!

Checking https://debmonitor.wikimedia.org/packages/jenkins , the two releases Jenkins got upgraded to 2.375.3. I guess due to a scap deployment of jenkins-deploy.

So we only have to do the contint servers.

Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2023-02-27T09:20:08Z] <hashar> Restarting CI Jenkins T330045