What are the advantages of Jenkins?
Jenkins is used to continually and in real-time monitor the extensive code base. It makes it possible for programmers to identify and correct faults in their code. As a post-build action, email messages are sent to the developers on their check-ins.
Here are some benefits of Jenkins:
- Build errors are saved for later use during the integration phase.
- Uses an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) mail server to inform the developers of the progress of the build report.
- Simple methods are used to automate the Maven release project.
- Simple bug reporting.
- Automatic updates result in notifications being made to the build report.
- Supports test-driven development and continuous integration in agile development.